Creative

ChinChin, the wrestling cholita, is the main character in El Ojo 2015’s new ad campaign

It has already become a classic and as every classic, it is attended with anxiety. The agency Santa Clara and the production company O2 have just released the new advertising campaign for the edition 2015 of El Ojo de Iberoamérica that has an action story as main character, or better said a completely original wrestler.

Messianu to Preside over Jury at El Tercer Ojo Integrated Campaigns & Idea Latina Para El Mundo

Luis Miguel Messianu, Founder, Creative Chairman and CEO of Alma DDB, part of DDB Latina’s Group in the U.S., will Preside over the Awards at El Tercer Ojo, El Ojo Integrated Campaigns and Idea Latina para el Mundo in the XVIII Edition of El Ojo de Iberoamérica. The Festival, which Honors the Region’s Best Creativity, Will Take Place this November 4th, 5th and 6th at the Buenos Aires Hilton Hotel.

Do You Produce Top-Quality Creative Content?

Marketing professionals are happy with the quality of their own ad creative. But when it comes to creative quality across the industry, they’re not quite as optimistic.

The Emotive Power of Music in Advertising

Music is powerful. It can make us smile or cry, bring memories rushing back, and even inspire us to buy a product when it’s combined with the right advertisement.

Alma Produces “A Little Lovin’” Mini-Musical as Branded Content for U.S.H. Megabrand

If you caught Premios Juventud, you might have seen a trailer for a new musical starring Leslie Grace and directed by award-winning Daniel “Cloud” Campos. At first glance it looked like the preview to a new Latino movie, or maybe the Hispanic “Glee,” but the world’s first bachata musical was actually a branded content initiative on UnPoquitoDeLovin.com produced by McDondald’s Hispanic AOR, Alma.

Grupo Gallegos & Comcast’s XFINITY launch ‘Perfect for Me’ Hispanic Campaign

Grupo Gallegos and Comcast’s XFINITY have launched “Perfect for Me” for Bicultural Hispanics as a follow-up to their acclaimed “Because I Can” campaign.

WALO Creative tapped to lead creative for Jarritos Brand

Novamex distributors announced the hire of new creative shop, WALO Creative, Inc. WALO will lead creative and assist with strategic planning for the Mexican beverage brands, Jarritos, Sangría Señorial and Mineragua effective immediately.

The New Creatives Are Data Geeks Too

Cannes is about creative, but this year the creative conversation is laced with something more than rosé – it’s laced with talk of how data can finally be used to influence the creative process.

Tecate Light invites Consumers on “One Bold Night” with their Iconic Black Eagle

Tecate Light debuted the latest chapter of its “Born Bold” campaign in the form of the short film, “One Bold Night.”  Delivered in four easy-to-watch 60-second episodes, the new films depict the iconic Tecate Light Black Eagle experiencing an epic night from gritty, basement boxing match to penthouse party, all shot from the point-of-view (POV) of a friend’s mobile phone.

Silicon Valley/Silicon Alley & Madison Avenue share Strategies for Driving Collaboration Across the Technology and Advertising Industries [REPORT]

The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) released “Madison Avenue Meets Silicon Valley and Silicon Alley: Building Collaboration Between Creativity and Technology,” a whitepaper that crystallizes insights and advice that emerged during high-level, West and East Coast IAB summits. They brought some of the biggest names in the technology, publishing, agency, venture capital and marketing communities together to discuss and debate how best to bridge the gap between creativity and technology in order to build better, more sustainable consumer advertising experiences.

‘Te Pondrá A Prueba’ Dodge Brand advertising campaign

The Dodge brand is launching a new U.S. Hispanic advertising campaign for the 2015 Dodge Challenger, Dodge Charger and Dodge Dart featuring actor Danny Trejo (“Machete”, “From Dusk Till Dawn”, “Once Upon A Time in Mexico”).

Zubi Advertising wins awards with Camisetrón for Ford

“Camisetrón”, a digital project developed by Zubi Advertising for Ford, has been nationally and internationally awarded for its creative quality and outstanding results, obtaining 4 Bronze Awards in the Digital Category at Clio Sports Awards (New York), El Sol de Iberoamérica Festival (Spain), Wave Festival (Brazil) and U.S.H. Idea Awards (Miami).

Know thy frenemy. Part 2 of 3. Death of Don Draper.

By Gonzalo López Martí  –  LMMIAMI.COM

  • What kind of innovation can come out of an organization that buries its talent under layers of hierarchy, paperwork, processes and reporting duties?
  • So you are a writer, an art director, a designer, a web dev?
  • You spend 10 hours a day in a cubicle working for a multinational corporation?
  • And you call yourself a creative?

“para chuparse los dedos” means “Finger Lickin’ Good” Is Back at KFC.

KFC has launched a new Hispanic marketing campaign that aligns with the timing of its exciting, new broad market initiative. The campaign, called “ para chuparse los dedos,” was created by the Louisville-based KFC Hispanic agency of record, Scoppechio, and announces the return of one of the most famous slogans in advertising history, “Finger Lickin’ Good™.”

Grupo Gallegos hires Lorenzo as Creative Director

Grupo Gallegos announced the hiring of Lixaida Lorenzo as Creative Director. Lorenzo is one of several additions to the creative department this year, including Executive Creative Director Sebastian Garin who joined the agency in March.

Creative awards without borders. Part 3

By Gonzalo López Martí  –  LMMIAMI.COM

  • I’ve been ranting as of late about a certain isolationism hindering the creative output in the US Hispanic market.
  • It is true though that coming up with disruptive creative work in the US Hispanic realm can be awfully hard.
  • Let alone selling it to some clients, mostly monolingual folks who usually don’t understand the insights and the in-culture concepts.
  • Hence a lot of good ideas get lost or mortally wounded & watered down in translation by the time they manage to see the light of day.
  • If they ever do.
  • US Hispanic creatives confront lots of constraints.

Creative awards without borders. Part 2 of 3

By Gonzalo López Martí  –  LMMIAMI.COM

  • Award shows can become a collective hallucination far too removed from reality. Many a creative considers award festivals a safe haven where “ideas” can be celebrated sans that pesky client intrusion.
  • Award shows can be a collective guilt trip too: many a creative feels dirty about making a living in such a capitalist, phony trade.
  • Especially Hispanocatholic creatives.
  • (It takes one to know one.)
  • On the other hand, when self-loathing & dirty consciences are properly channeled in productive ways the outcome can be plenty positive.

Learning Sign Language

This commercial just reminder me once again how much I miss my Mom, who did anything to help me.  Happy Mother’s Day to all of our Industry’s Moms.

 

Coca-Cola’s “Inseparable” for Mother’s Day

In time for Mother’s Day, Coca-Cola is launching a new Mother’s Day video “Inseparable,” an interactive video experience designed to tug at the heartstrings of both mother and child. It celebrates the remarkable, emotional journey of mothers and daughters, and ends with a simple message: “This Mother’s day give mom the gift she wants most. Call her.”

Creative awards without borders. Part 1

By Gonzalo López Martí  –  LMMIAMI.COM

  • Another year, another award season.
  • Last week we saw a cool display of fresh thinking at the USH Idea Awards hosted by Círculo Creativo & AHAA.
  • The bar is getting visibly higher.
  • Biased as it may sound, it was refreshing too to see how the Hispanic Account Planning Excelencia Awards  (HAPE) and the Hispanic Media Planning Excelencia Awards (HMPE) are steadily gaining traction, attention and mileage (as you might know, HAPE & HMPE are an initiative of this publication).
  • A tip of the hat to the Zubi gang for their copious HAPE & HMPE harvest.
  • Let’s not forget that Zubi is one of the last staunchly independent full-service agencies left in this ever-consolidating wasteland of an industry.
  • It is too a healthy reminder of the fact that this business exceeds the siren songs, smoke & mirrors emanating from the creative department.
  • In any case, creative award shows are a necessary & useful professional lab to broaden the psychological and factual horizons of our output as a self-proclaimed pop culture-shaping line of business.
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