ConceptCafé Advertising has launched a new spot for the 2010 Honda Odyssey, claiming basically that “if your kids can imagine it, we can build it.”
According to its creators, the spot targets both the U.S. Hispanic and the general market audiences.
Watch them both below, in English -and Spanish. Leave your comments!
Client: Honda Odyssey
Agency: ConceptCafé Advertising
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Tagged: ConceptCafe Advertising, Honda, Honda Odyssey
Here’s a funny spot pitching Verizon’s High Speed Internet. For only $17.99 you can bring Grandma back to life.
Watch, enjoy and please leave your comments.
Client: Verizon
Agency: GlobalHue
Executive Creative Director / Creative Director: Tony Hidalgo / Ignacio Valle
Art Director: Noé Calvillo / Alejandro Nieto
Producer: Volney Guzmán
Account execs: Joe Gutiérrez, Juan Carlos Cardona, Miguel De Jesús
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Tagged: GlobalHue, Verizon High Speed
Miami and Buenos Aires-based La Comunidad has released a spot for the new Sony Cybershot, featuring the “Smile Shutter,” which automatically captures an image when your subject smiles – without having to press the shutter.
Watch, enjoy and leave your comments!
Client: Sony USA
Agency: La Comunidad Miami
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Tagged: La Comunidad, Sony, Sony Cybershot
Here is another spot for Honda, also via Concept Café Advertising of Miami.
Client: American Honda
Agency: Concept Café Advertising
Creative direction: Salvador Veloso
Production company: Upstairs & Chaleko Post
Planning director: Marco Vega
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Tagged: American Honda, Concept Café Advertising
Watch as an apparently normal woman expresses drives around in a Honda only to conclude the Honda Civic is not that great (and then reach out with her tongue to catch a fly.)
Watch, enjoy, leave your comments!
Client: American Honda
Agency: Concept Café Advertising
Creative direction: Salvador Veloso
Production company: Upstairs & Chaleko Post
Planning director: Marco Vega
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Tagged: Concept Café Advertising, Honda Civic
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Tagged: Macy's, Roman Rojas, The Vox Collective
The Clorox Company on Monday (Nov. 16) is set to launch nationally a new campaign touting the cleaning power of Pine Sol.
The “Get to work” campaign -via Alma DDB- consists of a series of spots featuring scent-based characters (“Limón Sillón” (Couch Lemon), “Diva Lavanda” (Diva Lavender), “Olé Olá” (Hurray Wave), and “Naranja ja-ja” (Orange ha-ha).
My personal favorite is the Ola Marina fragrance. What about yours?
Watch, enjoy and leave your comments!
Creative director: Raymundo Valdez (Alma DDB)
Director: Matías Moltrasio (Landia) in Buenos Aires.
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Tagged: Alma DDB, Pine sol, Pine Sol en Español, The Clorox Company
Here’s a :30 spot -in Spanish- pitching Lotto Scratchers that give players a second chance to win. The same spot is also available in English via the same Hispanic shop, Casanova Pendrill Publicidad, Inc.
Watch, enjoy and leave your comments.
Client: California Lotto
Agency: Casanova Pendrill Publicidad, Inc.
Creative director: Fernando Poblete
Art director: Alex Rodriguez, Fernanda Orrantia
Production company: MJZ
Direction: Clay Williams
Music: Emoto Music
Direccion General Creativa: Elias Weinstock
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Tagged: California Lotto, Casanova Pendrill
Here are two recent spots (“Hands” and “Foul”) for Allstate via Chicago-based Lápiz.
These are only part of a bigger campaign tying Allstate’s three-year sponsorship of the Mexican National Team.
Allstate this year received the grand prize award in the digital category at the 2009 Association of National Advertisers (ANA) Multicultural Excellence Awards for its Web site, Proteccioneslajugada.com (protection is the right move). The digital campaign was also developed by Lápiz.
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Tagged: Allstate, Lápiz, Proteccion es la Jugada
Watch as a Hispanic mom challenges her kids to cook a 7-piece meal under $10 and then -wisely- conclude they are all better off eating junk, Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Because, really, how else are you going to feed your increasingly fat Latino kids if not with a super cheap dose of fried food, soda and gravy-filled mash potatoes?
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Tagged: Fast Food, KFC
