Archive for December 25th, 2008
Nestle’s Nod to Immigration in Navidad
7:31 am By Maegan La Mala · Immigration|Marketing|mexico · Comments Off
25 Dec 2008This commercial isn’t new, but I thought you readers would like to see how Nestle’s La Lechera markets to consumers in Mexico. Here’s a curious nod to U.S.-Mexico immigration guaranteed to tug at your heartstrings…or at least at your gut. The sickeningly sweet tone of this ad can only be topped by the sickening sweetness of La Lechera itself. Enjoy…and Felíz Navidad!
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