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: It hit #1 in France, Italy, Belgium, and Luxembourg.

Despite being his most famous song, Lima initially . He reportedly found it "inappropriate" and almost refused to record it, not believing it fit his musical style. It was only after persuasion from his team that he included it in his 2011 live album, Gusttavo Lima e Você . Global Dominance GUSTTAVO LIMA - Balada (Tche tcherere tche tche)

Gusttavo Lima ’s hit (popularly known by its hook "Tchê Tcherere Tchê Tchê" ) was the defining track that launched him from a local Brazilian sertanejo singer to a global superstar. Initially released in Brazil in January 2011, it reached its peak international frenzy in 2012, dominating European charts for months. The Accidental Masterpiece : It hit #1 in France, Italy, Belgium, and Luxembourg

: Spent a record-breaking 13 weeks at number one on the Dutch Top 40. It was only after persuasion from his team

: Much like Michel Teló’s "Ai Se Eu Te Pego," the song’s popularity was boosted by famous soccer players like Neymar , who often performed the song's signature dance after scoring goals. Cultural Impact

: The phrase "Tchê Tchererê Tchê Tchê" became a global catchphrase, transcending language barriers even where listeners didn't understand the Portuguese lyrics.

: It is frequently cited as one of the ultimate "summer anthems" of the early 2010s, alongside hits like "Gangnam Style" and "Danza Kuduro". GUSTTAVO LIMA - Balada (Tche tcherere tche tche)