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Cranston named each pinata Magical Death (all 2002) after a 1973 ethnographic film depicting the shamanic ceremonies of the Yanomami people of Brazil.

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Her brothers didn't see her crack the pinata and spill its contents.

Like the coconuts, the food labels, and the pinatas, much of Ramirez's work takes on some aspect of the relationship between outside and inside.

The generous workers placed half a dozen pinatas filled with fruit and the chimps' favourite treats in the their enclosure at the Griffith Park zoo on September 7.

For value, we'd go to WinCo Foods, where creepy, wide-eyed pinata dolls hang from the shelves, just begging to be bought for the low, low price of $4.98.

OUR seven chimps enjoyed a party in honour of our oldest ape Fanny's 45th birthday and loved their rainbow pinata stuffed with tasty vegetable and seed treats.

"The Pinata That the Farm Maiden Hung " by author Samantha R.

Disgusted Fleur braces herself for more tomatoes before attempting to whack the first pinata.

2 Princess Castle Pinata, PS7.50 Let the kids have a smashing time, and watch the fun unfold.

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