Born and raised in Mexico City. Informant: “Mexican parties are very fun. If there is a piñata involved we all sing a specific song while the person hits it with a stick. Once the song is over, the person stops hitting the piñata” Original: “Dale, dale, dale! no pierdas el tino, Porque si lo pierdes… pierdes el camino; Ya le diste una!

"I am fully Mexican from Mexico City and a teacher as well. The song for when we are hitting the piñata is: Pierdes el camino. Que hay en el camino. Y tu tiempo se acabó." You'll lose the way. That's on the way. Now your time is up. Some people sing only the first verse over and over and others don't sing at all while hitting the piñata.

Although the song and game are usually played by young children in Mexico, but not in Spain or South America according to my aunt. The lyrics almost directly instruct the player how to play the piñata game. Instructing the player to hit the piñata, calculate the distance to …

Mexican people sing songs called Cantos para romper la piñata (Songs for Breaking the Piñata), while their children try to hit the piñata. Here are some of the songs they sing. I’ve posted the English translations and the original Spanish versions…

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Aprende una nueva figura con cada juguete o caramelo que sale de esta piñata. Piñata time is everyone's favorite time! Learn a new shape with each toy or piece of candy that flies out of this...

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2007年6月27日 · While in Mexico, we celebrated two children's birthdays at the orphanage. Here is the traditional pinata song they sing while trying to bust it open.

2024年12月17日 · The colorful piñata is a hallmark of Mexican festive traditions, and more thought and decision-making goes into a piñata ritual than is readily apparent. The highlight of many a Mexican festive occasion —a birthday celebration, Christmas party, or Posada — is the breaking of the piñata.

2015年12月18日 · Beating the piñata represents fighting sin and the candy pouring out represents the reward for fighting evil. There’s a song that’s sung while people try to break the piñata. It goes like this… Pierdes el camino. Y tu tiempo se acabó. …