Wednesday, November 14, 2007

Conclusion For Dancing Raisins

Marçal Moline, his life in a "Notebook."



Okay, it's true: I have four months without updating my blog. I have many reasons as excuses: lack of time, overwork and even a long trip to my beloved Argentina. Sorry!


aware of this and had a couple of weeks capturing programs, editing and uploading clips to YouTube to return in a few days, my weekly rhythm. But this morning, opening the mail and find the message from my dear friend inviting me to know Marçal Moline his new blog, I knew immediately what would be the clip that was going to update my blog: the interview I did a couple of years to my TV.

Marçal personally met shortly after arriving in Spain, however, already knew his career since long before migration. I knew it was one of the creative highlights of the country and that his name was one of the MMLB-emes of the agency that catapulted the 80 English creativity - but what he most admired and Marçal admire is the generosity demonstrates, has always been to share knowledge and experiences with students not only advertising, but with all his colleagues.

So from here, I also invite you to visit this new page Marçal Moline and enjoy, like me, their talent and generosity: http://blocmoline.blogspot.com/

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Friday, June 8, 2007

Has Anyone Used Trinity Credit Services

The Pacifier, an adult festival.



How time flies! Three years ago I met Ron Rodrigo, a very young advertising in those days, was in Barcelona to promote a new advertising festival. I confess that when I commented on it, my first reaction was: Are there not enough festivals in this profession, for now someone to invent one on advertising to children? But it was assumed that I was doing a program devoted to advertising and my "obligation" was to cover anything that deserves to be highlighted in our industry, beyond my personal opinions or prejudices.

Since then my friendship with Rodrigo has been growing, something that I'm really glad, and The Pacifier too. A festival that, like almost everything good in this world, began as a dream, an idea, and only three editions, has hit a growth spurt impressive.

What began as a festival that rewarded creative and responsible advertising aimed at children, has become a worldwide reference board, which meet renowned professionals to analyze, discuss, criticize or correct now one of the most delicate branches of commercial communication, which claims sell products or services to a target audience particularly sensitive to our messages: children.

This year, The Pacifier still a great English festival to become an important Latin American event, which will include professional campaigns and Portugal, Latin America and English speaking USA.
Rodrigo
My friend Ron and his team, I wish you great success in this new etapa.Y my friends readers, I wish that the next 5 and July 6, may be in Valencia to enjoy and learn from The Pacifier. I hope we meet there.


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Monday, May 28, 2007

The Best Price For Bluntvills

Goodbye, Ernesto.



died May 17 Ernesto Rilova, CEO and Chief Creative Officer of DDB Madrid. I, clueless as ever, and engaged in my work, I found a couple of days later when a friend called me to ask me some data from Ernesto, for a tribute they wanted him. My friend thought that, perhaps, being both Argentines and about roughly the same "fifth", I know some of it, but no.

In the 20 years I've been in Spain, I was with Rilova only twice, many years ago when jurors agree as Best Pack Award at the Food Fair in Barcelona, \u200b\u200band the last two or three in The Sun, when we take a snack together to prepare the interview that he would do the next day for my program.

the end, his agenda at the festival stopped the interview will take place, but that half hour chat with him, laughter and anecdotes made me regret not having known before.

Today, as I have not my TV show. And even if he did, he could no longer Ernesto Rilova interview that I would have liked to know. Not only that managed to be among the best creative in Spain but also to the person who one day decided to leave his country, like many of us, to continue his career and his life here.

Maybe some of you reading my blog have not had the pleasure of knowing him. So I decided to post this video, in which Fernando and Ernesto Herrero Rilova, English in the FIAP jury 2005, complaining of the results obtained by Spain in that edition.

After watching this video, we may be the image of a Rilova quarrelsome and combative, but, honestly, I do not feel bad way to remember a great creative.


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