Giselle Blondet & kids
Category:Spanish-market creative
Collections:Spanish / Hispanic Campaign
Times published:2
Type:Spanish-language campaign
Printed tagline:got milk?
Notes
An eCrater listing by the seller “adfactory” is titled “Giselle Blondet y sus hijos” and tagged “SPANISH TEXT”, dated 2005. The television host spells her name Giselle; the title earlier read “Gisele”. The hispanicprwire.com media library lists a release on her ad (captions only).
Ad text
Razón de peso.
Si quiero que mi familia esté sana yo tengo que estar sana, por eso tomo leche. Investigaciones sugieren que las personas que consumen suficiente calcio tienden a pesar menos que las que no. La leche es una excelente fuente de calcio, así que toma 24 onzas de leche cada 24 horas para obtener el calcio que necesitas. Para aprender más, visita 2424leche.com
Where it was published
| Publication | Issue/date | Page | Format | Source | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| People en Español | Apr 2005 find this issue | Spanish-language campaign | source | ||
| Estylo | Feb/Mar 2005 find this issue | Spanish-language campaign | source |
About this entry
Giselle Blondet & kids is an entry filed under Spanish-market creative dated 2005, filed in the collection “Spanish / Hispanic Campaign” of the Milk Mustache Database, which lists 2,339 entries from the got milk? and Milk Mustache campaigns. Type: Spanish-language campaign. Printed line: “got milk?”. Recorded appearances: People en Español (Apr 2005 find this issue); Estylo (Feb/Mar 2005 find this issue).
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