Three Caballeros - What's a Piñata?

Why it's the very spirit of Christmas!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Three
• Caballeros
• Pinata

[GeishaShattori]

Two questions:

- Why did Panchito's guns disappear after he describes the Mexican Christmas tradition? Was it because he was being *serious* all of a sudden?

- And, does it make me a sick person if I wanted *rill badly* to see Panchito blow that pinata to hell with said guns?

[PhredLevi]

His guns pretty frequently absent during scenes where he doesn't use them.

So they were just too lazy to draw them on him all the time.

[Teczee]

WTH is this

[PhredLevi]

A Piñata!

[melondoggy]

It's funny to think that just 60 years ago, this was a totally foreign concept to kids in America

[shelbskaygee]

I'm a fan of Panchito, Jose, and Donald on the three caballeros!!!!!!!!!

[pyrohead05]

@DisneyVideos2000 for goodness sake not jingly bells!

[pyrohead05]

I loved this movie as a kid because of all the culture involved. As an anthropology student I'm fascinated with other cultures, and I think I understand now where that fascination comes from. This movie should be played in all Spanish classes.

Also, I just about died at the "Jingle Bells" part. LOL XD

[davbful]

i love donald

[Sarge9494]

That's how we do the Posadas here in Mexico, some little different depending of the place. The piñata is usually full of candies, fruit and (rarely) Toys

[javoman13]

Piñata rules.

[SalasSnake]

Pinata gives Donald some sweet loving at 2:44

[hectormdma]

the time when americans and mexicans liked each other

[kikiHN]

oh boy oh boy piñata...what's a piñata?!? xD