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Español: Piñata, olla o maceta de barro o de cartón, o una estructura de alambre adornada con papel de colores y generalmente con 7 picos, que en su interior contiene frutas, dulces, y otros premios. Las piñatas se cuelgan de una cuerda a lo alto para ser rotas con un palo o garrote por alguien, y que al romperse libera su contenido sobre los participantes en el juego. Las piñatas con frecuencia se asocian con México y constituyen un elemento central de los cumpleaños y otros eventos festivos de celebración como por ejemplo la Navidad.
English: Piñata, clay or cardboard pot, or a wire frame decorated with colored paper and usually with 7 spikes, which inside contains fruits, sweets, and other prizes. The piñatas are hung from a rope at the top to be broken with a stick or club by someone, and when they break, their content is released on the participants in the game. Piñatas are often associated with Mexico and are a central element of birthdays and other festive celebratory events such as Christmas.
Date 18 December 2006 (original upload date)
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Piñata, clay or cardboard pot, or a wire frame decorated with colored paper, which contains sweets and other prizes inside. The piñatas are hung from a rope high up to adjust their height.

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