VOICED : Artesano mexicano convierte al nuevo coronavirus en piñata

The video discusses the creation of a coronavirus-themed piñata in Reynosa, Mexico. It highlights the cultural humor and creativity involved in transforming current events into traditional crafts. The piñatas are produced in a family workshop, with a monthly output of 20 pieces, sold at varying prices based on size. These piñatas, filled with sweets and fruits, are a staple in children's parties, symbolizing a playful form of revenge against the global spread of the virus.

What material is used to make the coronavirus piñata?

• Green paper

• Metal

• Wood

• Plastic

Where is the workshop that sells these piñatas located?

• Mexico City

• Guadalajara

• Tijuana

• Reynosa

How does the workshop decide on the design of the coronavirus piñata?

• Based on scientific research

• Following traditional designs

• Using customer feedback

• Inspired by news reports

What is the average number of piñatas produced by the workshop each month?

• 25

• 20

• 15

• 10

What is the symbolic meaning of breaking the coronavirus piñata?

• Honoring a tradition

• Welcoming a new year

• Revenge against the disease

• Celebrating a birthday