GoPro: Behind the Piñata - A Mexican Tradition

[@optimus7718]

El vídeo más hermoso que he visto hoy. Viva México, ¡hoy y siempre!

[@binburr]

thank you for such a great story about a wonderful culture ... i enjoyed every second of it .. please do more ....

[@bernadette9444]

Beautiful. This is Not just paper mache. But a whole family and culture of colour and fun with heart Mexicans know how to party 🎈 🎊 🎉

[@lamasbelladelmundo]

Piñatas are not from China, they are pre-hispanic. The piñata of today has Spanish influence (7 original sins) but the real piñata has been around for many centuries before the Spanish invasion. Las piñatas no son de China son de México lindo y querido, si muero lejos de tí que digan que estoy dormido y que me traigan a tí.

[@zitaochen2468]

I'm traveling to Mexico this thanksgiving break. Hope I can find some interesting local culture like this：）

[@damianel2913]

How was your trip in Mexico I know I’m 7 years later lol

[@studioskim3]

This is great! Showing this to my students!

[@sickgringo007]

Looks like a lot of fun making these things

[@davidb741]

Buen reportaje. Las originales eran con olla de barro, no? aun hay lugares donde las hacen con ollas de barro. Son mas caras, pero cuando se rompen hacen gran espectaculo al salir disparados todos los dulces. Y originalmente (o al menos en las fiestas de posadas en diciembre), las llenaban con frutas como cañas de azucar, tejocotes, cacahuates, etc. En las de periodico no es viable porque queda todo molido su interior, en las de barro no pasaba eso porque se quebraba y la fruta no recibia mucho daño. Good story. The originals were made with clay pot. There are still places where made with clay pots. They are more expensive, but when they break make great show to shoot out all sweets. And originally (or at least at parties inns in December), they filled them with fruit and sugar cane, hawthorn, peanuts, etc. In those newspaper it is not viable because it is all ground inside, in the clay pots that did not happen because it cracked and fruit did not receive much damage.

[@chimidavco]

Great video to remind us that the things our culture does matter.

[@ako1854]

Thanks for the trip back to my childhood :')

[@heymarohr8115]

Wouuu haaaa las piñatas muy hermosas jaja me encantan... Y ojala que sigan con la tradicion y mas frida jeje. adelante a ir por todo jeje

[@maxbanuelos7173]

se ganaron mi corazòn you win my heart

[@manolokx]

My

[@gabbyperez9993]

I miss the old days! 😣🎊🎊

[@exmachinainap4813]

Ohh piñatas... I remember missing and hitting the kids... good old times...

[@4DValdivia]

Y con pasión??? (Evidentemente, creo que hubiera aportado mas el tradicional cántico de "dale, dale, dale, no pierdas el tino" al video).

[@yaelsisniega5373]

That was an awesome video, I'm so proud to be Mexic an

[@luisangel93066]

The best video i have seen with go pro

[@gabrielhdz.7726]

Awesome to here Spanish on Gopro vid

[@pablotorresleopol2675]

anuma quedó super el video! vivan las piñatas!

[@bgvben]

Great video guys !

[@NickChoporov]

I made my very first short gopro clip, can you guys give me your opinion about it?

[@victorianomunoz2321]

i'll bite

[@gustavomoguel]

mexico ❤ y piñatas! 🍬

[@JULIOCAIFAN]

Gracias por este video GoPro

[@jdelgado7011]

Hermosa frida

[@Anthony9536]

This shit looks lit.

[@johnnymoronga]

didnt use a single light amigo, all natural

[@mg1617s1]

This is my childhood :.)

[@vladmontecarlo5646]

You do this world better

[@asakuraxdsetroll3962]

viva Mexico y Costa Rica viva el 15 de setiembre :V feliz dia de independencia

[@BauJAhr78Television]

Good Movie !!

[@olmecanaranja3810]

piñatas dale dale dale no pierdas el tino por que si lo pierdes pierdes el camino ...saludos desde veracruz fortin...😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@Anikat321]

Mi favorita 🇲🇽

[@pierrafeuxtrme]

super vidéo

[@zunniaspinatas9344]

Piñatas piñatas piñatas amo el tema

[@olmecanaranja3810]

viva mexico..!!

[@lloydice1]

Solo puedo decir una cosa: excelente.

[@stefanmauhart6318]

wish we had something like this

[@adisam4116]

Estas si son piñatas, no como las que venden en la Walmart.

[@LASA569]

dangerous tradition indeed but really funny haha!

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

I noticed that this video was uploaded prior to the November 2016 US presidential election.

[@Srpony23]

sólo México tenemos esto Bv tomala

[@armandovillanueva3964]

Exacto

[@LeonelJarcor]

Claro, la piñata mexicana se hizo muy famosa a nivel internacional que cualquier pais la usa ;)

[@emmanuelake421]

Si, porque en China donde segun se invento ni hacen piñatas actualmente

[@emmanuelake421]

Por eso en laa caricaturas de USA siempre ponen una piñata de un burro haciendo referencia a los burritos mexicanos ya que mucha gente lo utilizaba para tranaportarse xd

[@nohemicabanillasosuna7127]

México ❤

[@adisam4116]

These are the real piñatas, not like the ones they sell at Walmart.

[@SANISHOW]

Русские есть?)

[@beci005]

да :)

[@graffiti_art3307]

Да

[@Ryhor1]

белорусы тоже

[@Jesus_Christ_loves_you_alot]

yup

[@enriquepenanieto1289]

wow!

[@sebasrodriguez5070]

Exacto

[@illegalalien200]

I’m here because I broke my kids piñata and now they’re crying so I need evidence

[@iicyjay]

Is everything shot with the Wide setting or Medium?

[@yasmeenw7227]

i would like to know too. i would say medium but not for sure

[@johnnymoronga]

we shot nearly everything with medium. wide is just too wide. on Hero4 at 2.8k

[@treblematic]

6:07 i saw the drone on the window. heheh

[@johnnymoronga]

well spotted mate!

[@sebastiang15c]

Cómo se llamará la chica? 7u7 :v💖

[@CarlosMartinez-js4tg]

cual?

[@dnk92ify]

Frida

[@sebastiang15c]

La sufrida?:v

[@CarlosMartinez-js4tg]

Sebastian Godoy Castillo :v

[@JuanMartinez-fk9ud]

Sebastian Godoy Castillo ni tan aufrida por lo que veo :v

[@punker405]

ajuaaaaaaaaaaaaaa mexico is the best

[@eddierochin2764]

what's that girls IG tho ?

[@sebastiang15c]

Hahahaha, loco :v

[@fortyforfree]

Ay me dicen si lo encuentran

[@jorchvalenz]

FridaPiñatasLocas22 :v

[@alicialopez92]

frida_mena

[@xanderl9049]

You know what I’m talking about Willis ...

[@sergiorodriguez6955]

Mexicooo

[@Anikat321]

Ilove candys ❤🍩🥨😊

[@simplyanna35]

En que parte de la ciudad esta la tienda?

[@johnnymoronga]

circuito interior #288, col. cuauhtemoc

[@manolokx]

ok

[@alicialopez92]

Actualmente nos encontramos en calle Coque #61 en Azcapotzalco puedes buscarnos en facebook Piñatas Mena Bambolinos

[@thekingofsuccess9130]

😊

[@cubingonmymind]

20th!

[@NoahHeinicke]

14th XD Great video!

[@xanderl9049]

You know what I’m talking about Willies...

[@NeroTuna]

viva Costa Rica

[@elemdor3942]

sorry VIVA MEXICO ESA ES LA FRASE CORRECTA

[@joshuahuerta4069]

😂 😂 😂

[@pablotorresleopol2675]

piñatas we, tequila tacos

[@eldelaguacate6705]

Un héroe que conozca el Instagram de Frida? :3

[@eduard0792]

falto el dale dale xd

[@C-xolt]

En mi familia ya yo nos tapamos los ojo por qué una ves Mi tío golpeó a mi abuelo mi abuelo golpeó a mi tio mi abuela se metió y asi todos se pelearon y asi se dividió la familia pero con el tiempo se firmó una paz pero 6 de mis familiares entraron en el hospital

[@Melinapim]

Este vido se convertira en tutoreal

[@Alejandro120FR]

¿?

[@foreverh2421]

ok

[@ethanwickstrom]

I'm late for school

[@Ryhor1]

не понимаю, чему хорошему учит эта традиция?

[@fratiidinamita9914]

one

[@joshuahuerta4069]

110

[@armandovillanueva2318]

what's the girls name or buissness I want a piñata

[@alicialopez92]

Frida

[@paquotl]

ahuevo

[@雪ねっこ]

なにコレｗ スイカ割りっぽくて　ワロタ

[@romains4691]

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[@ivanmartinez-jd8gi]

It started in china then it spread to Spain and then to its empire so its more Chinese or spanish than mexican

[@speedoreid8956]

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[@romains4691]

first

[@vientoerrante]

Pilñatas... Everybody think that is Mexican thing, but to be honest, is a Chinese party item, brought it by Italians to Europe, and brought to Mexico by the Spanish. However, in Mexico we put the spice in the piñatas and became a totally new thing :P

[@veronicaDLG]

Esa solo es una versión, entre los mayas ya existia la tradición de romper una olla colgada, llena de granos de cacao, se rompía con los ojos tapados, así que se cree que los curas españoles de ahí tomaron la idea para evangelizar.

[@entiia7054]

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