The piñatas date back to the 16th century when the Augustinian friars celebrated the "Christmas bonuses" that later became posadas.
Currently, the situation of piñatas is different and this is how they face the coronavirus pandemic.
Piñatas, tradition and culture surviving the pandemic | Video | CNN
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The piñatas date back to the 16th century when the Augustinian friars celebrated the "Christmas bonus masses" that later became posadas. | Latin America | CNN
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