What was the Decorated container filled with toys and candy broken by Mexican children at Christmas?
You're likely thinking of the piñata.
A piñata is a decorated container, often made of papier-mâché, filled with candy, toys, and sometimes small gifts. It's a popular tradition in Mexico and other Latin American countries, especially during festive occasions like Christmas and birthdays.
The piñata is hung from a tree or other high point and blindfolded children take turns trying to hit it with a stick. Once the piñata breaks open, everyone rushes to collect the treats inside!
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