“Unwrap the Unexpected: Discover the Strangest Christmas Traditions from Around the Globe!”

From December 16th to Christmas Eve, children in Mexico often perform the ‘Posada’ processions. Posada is Spanish for Inn or Lodging. There are nine Posadas. These celebrate the part of the Christmas story where Joseph and Mary looked for somewhere to stay.
Posada parties usually involve piñatas, and on Christmas, the piñatas look like a ball with seven peaks or spikes around it. The spikes represent the seven deadly sins. Children are blindfolded and take turns hitting the piñata until candy falls out.