Nuestros anuncios favoritos de 2020

Los empleados comparten sus anuncios más memorables de este año

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Creo que es justo decir que 2020 no fue nada como ninguno de nosotros había planeado o esperado. 

La industria publicitaria fue rápidamente puesta de cabeza cuando se declaró una pandemia global. La producción se detuvo, las oficinas se cerraron y el mundo comenzó a depender de las llamadas de Zoom con mala conexión wifi. 

A pesar de estos obstáculos, nuestra industria se adaptó y pudo crear algunos anuncios verdaderamente inspiradores y memorables este año. Decidimos pedir a nuestros empleados de Peach que compartieran algunos anuncios que ellos en particular pensaron que merecían reconocimiento. 

Si tienes un par de minutos libres entre tus reuniones de Zoom, ¿por qué no echar un vistazo a lo que eligieron nuestros empleados? Cuéntalo como una investigación de marketing…

La Redoute

Agencia creativa: Fred & Farid | Postproducción: Fix Studio | País: Francia 


Maddy del equipo francés: "Bueno, supongo... en publicidad, lo que mejor funciona en mí es el humor y la emoción. Es un poco la historia de mi generación, supongo, las familias mixtas y sus dificultades. Creo que es inteligente, astuto y moderno de esta marca. Creo que es muy exitoso y que en este año 2020, con el confinamiento sucesivo, poniendo el Hogar al frente y viviéndolo juntos (mientras se muestra que no siempre es fácil), cobra todo su sentido".

Just Eat

Agencia creativa: McCann London | Postproducción: MPC | País: Reino Unido


Chris del equipo del Reino Unido: "La continuación del anuncio original de Just Eat. El himno de TV del año, ¡que ha estado constantemente en mi cabeza! ¿Qué no te puede gustar? Un títere adorable representando al gángster original snoop dogg rapeando sobre toda tu comida favorita entregada con solo tocar un botón. Un gran concepto e idea creativa. Alegre y estimulante, que parece estar en cada pausa. No me sentiría avergonzado de elegir esto en karaoke. ¿Alguien dijo saaaaay... ¡Sabes el resto!"

Coca-Cola

Agencia creativa: 72andSunny Amsterdam | Postproducción: Glassworks Amsterdam | País: Global 


Varvara del equipo del Reino Unido: "En este anuncio vi a personas cantar sobre todas las cosas que quieren conservar de esta aventura, no lo que quieren desechar. Me animaron a mirar mi vida post-pandemia desde una perspectiva diferente. La canción rap se entrega a un ritmo lento, para que el mensaje completo se asimile. Saca a la luz pensamientos que todos hemos tenido en algún momento u otro. Lo más importante, te hace sentir bien, que es lo que el material de marketing debería hacer".

Futon-Maki Jiro Co., Ltd.

Agencia creativa: I&S BBDO | País: Japón 


Yogi del equipo japonés: "Este anuncio es simplemente tonto y por eso me gusta. Siento que este año en particular hemos visto muchos anuncios que son comprensiblemente un poco más serios o tienen un mensaje profundo y significativo detrás. Este no lo tiene, es solo un poco de diversión refrescante, lo cual es genial y me hizo reír".

NAB

Agencia creativa: Clemenger BBDO | Postproducción: The Refinery | País: Australia 


John del equipo australiano: "Mi anuncio favorito para 2020 fue la entrada de este año en la campaña Mini Legends de NAB. En un momento en que nunca ha sido más importante que los niños participen en el deporte, creo que este anuncio lo encapsula con estilo y buen humor. El anuncio está bien filmado, tiene una canción pegajosa y se ha hecho un gran esfuerzo para hacer que los niños se vean como nuestros grandes del deporte AFL, lo que resulta en que este anuncio atraiga mi atención cada vez que aparece en la pantalla. ¡Vamos los Swans!"

Mamá Luchetti 

Agencia creativa: MOTHER | País: Argentina 


Corina del equipo chileno: "Mamma Luchetti es una marca de pasta, y durante años ha tenido esta campaña en marcha con este tipo de anuncios. Me encantó este anuncio en particular porque muestra los problemas habituales de una familia "quédate en casa" de manera muy divertida. El Anuncio se llama "Un pequeño momento", lo que significa cómo a veces necesitamos un pequeño descanso de la nueva realidad. La música también es muy creativa ya que es una canción popular adaptada al anuncio. Me encantó y lo canto constantemente a mis hijos, siempre que necesito un pequeño momento". 

Honer

Agencia creativa:  Ogilvy | País: China 


Mimo del equipo chino: "El título de este anuncio es "En realidad, la vida no tiene que ser tan tensa". Me gusta su técnica narrativa, que se expresa en la forma de "rendimiento comparativo" a través de tres pequeñas historias que hacen que la audiencia empatice. El final utiliza la técnica inversa -- "la tragedia se convierte en comedia", destacando las ventajas de usar esta marca de teléfono móvil".

Nike

Agencia creativa: Wieden+Kennedy | Postproducción: Joint Editorial | País: Global 


Arlene del equipo del Reino Unido: "El anuncio trata sobre volver de lo imposible, lo cual suena tan cierto para el año que hemos tenido con Covid 19. Me encanta que la banda sonora sea de David Bowie 'Life on Mars' y lo encontré realmente inspirador. Me hizo llorar y muestra lo mejor del espíritu humano y la esperanza para el futuro".

 

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Many global advertisers are chasing the same ideal: scale without losing relevance.

Consistency without uniformity.
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It sounds simple. In practice, it’s one of the hardest tensions to resolve in modern marketing.

The global vs. local challenge isn’t new, but it’s becoming more urgent. As brands expand across markets, channels, and cultures, the question is no longer whether you should scale globally, but how you do so without erasing the nuance that makes marketing effective in the first place.

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Generative AI can produce thousands of creative variants, but most compliance systems are still manual, fragmented, and reactive, unable to keep pace with today’s velocity. To move fast without breaking things, the industry needs a new approach: real-time verification, programmatic enforcement, and end-to-end visibility. Embedded inside the stack, not bolted on at the end.

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Consistency without uniformity.
Efficiency without bureaucracy.

It sounds simple. In practice, it’s one of the hardest tensions to resolve in modern marketing.

The global vs. local challenge isn’t new, but it’s becoming more urgent. As brands expand across markets, channels, and cultures, the question is no longer whether you should scale globally, but how you do so without erasing the nuance that makes marketing effective in the first place.

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Te mostraremos lo que Cape.io puede hacer.

Automatización de Campañas Inteligentes

Cape.io conecta a tu equipo, DAM, servidores de anuncios, DSP, herramientas y más, para que no necesites desmantelar y reemplazar.

© 2025 Cape.io. Todos los derechos reservados

Spanish

Ponte en contacto

Te mostraremos lo que Cape.io puede hacer.

Automatización de Campañas Inteligentes

Cape.io conecta a tu equipo, DAM, servidores de anuncios, DSP, herramientas y más, para que no necesites desmantelar y reemplazar.

© 2025 Cape.io. Todos los derechos reservados

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