Netflix’s “Piñata Masters!” is a Mexican reality show that pits several participating teams of talented artisans and creators against each other to become the best piñata masters and take home the grand cash prize of one million pesos. However, they have to be super creative while making the piñatas and impress a tough jury of picky kids.
The unique format of the competition series is made even more fun by the host, comedian Daniel Sosa, along with children posing as judges. While the creation of several beautiful piñatas during each episode keeps viewers hooked on the series, the fact that the show is filmed indoors, possibly on a sound stage, leads one to wonder about the actual filming location of ‘Piñata Masters!’.
Where Was Piñata Masters! Series Filmed?
“Piñata Masters!” is filmed in Mexico, particularly in Mexico City. Located in the southern part of North America, Mexico is considered one of the megadiverse countries of the world, ranking high in natural biodiversity.
Moreover, its rich culture and diverse climate and landscape make it a popular destination for tourists.
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Most of the key sequences for ‘Piñata Masters!’ take place in Mexico City, the capital and largest city of Mexico and also the most populous city in North America. Although the contestants are selected and invited from different parts of Mexico, they are gathered under one roof to compete in a fun but intense competition. As it turns out, a camera crew is camping on a soundstage at one of the film studios in and around town to record all the scenes for the reality series.
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Ciudad de México or CDMX is located in the Valley of Mexico and is known to be one of the most important economic centers in all of Latin America as it generates a significant portion of the country’s gross domestic product.
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Tourism plays a huge role in sustaining the city’s economy, with millions of tourists visiting Mexico City each year. The city is home to several monuments and tourist attractions such as Plaza de la Constitución, Chapultepec Castle, National Museum of Anthropology, Paseo de la Reforma, and Palacio de Bellas Artes to name a few.
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