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hitting a piñata out of anger or for enjoyment?

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having a piñata at a funeral will it be a celebration of life or an insult ?

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maybe putting a smaller version of the large piñata inside of itself

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everyone always expects a reward from the piñata but what if it was something people didn't expect or even want?

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apparently the piñata became a theme at Christmas...?

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seven conical shapes symbolizes 7 deadly sins; greed, gluttony, sloth, pride, envy, wrath, lust

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created the colorful pinatas to teach the christian religion

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represents the hope of reward

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person holding the stick of virtue represents faith which can defeat evil

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clay pots filled with buttermilk, money or other treats are hung in high streets challenging children to break them

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although the piñata is highly associated with Europe and the Spanish, they actually originated from the chinese

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commonly associated with Mexico

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used to break open the piñata as a celebration of some sort.

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containers made of paper mache,  pottery, or cloth which is decorated and filled with small toys or candy.