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New revolutionary football shoes.
Power and precision. Umbro
Agency: Aldea, Santiago, Chile
Creative Director: Martin Vinacur
Copywriters: Nicolás Neumann, Felipe Mañalich.
Art director: Rodrigo Vivanco
Photo: Ricardo Salamanca
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awesome
Nice one
Good one.
very
nice idea. way too outdoor for soccer shoes, but nice.
Ivan, Aldea Santiago it`s from Chile. Not Brazil.
I skipped that info.
oopps. i'm sorry
Not sure about this one, the target audience for Umbro are very stupid... >.<
U're kidding right, Ironite? This one is very nice. Maybe it's exagerated but it brings the product to the other dimension.
it would be better if he hold a rugby ball though
football, rugbee ball, cricket ball... BALLS! the ad's near perfect and it's great. PERIOD
This is a very nice ad!!! Congrat guys!!! By the way, Aldea is an agency from California... It is not from Brazil or Chile.
this one comes from Chile
Simple and Super!
i like it
Great idea, perfect execution.
.....I can't get it, pls someone could explain it for me?
precision shooting
this is just that kind of ad where the characters have seen the ad before, so they act accordingly.
very far fetched ;)
Fantastic!
Lovely stuff. Maybe the dude could look even more like a typical hunter.
Dick Huges approves this ad.
Superb art direction.
How is this illustrated effect achieved?
JUST SEARCH SALAMANCA
Great ad, funny, and good idea, really nice art direction.
Felicitaciones con patada rockera.... jeje
What's going on with all of you? ^^
This is a good 7 out of 10 for me.
And also there is a (potential) error in logic in it: The guy is still holding a ball under his arm. Why? How many footballs is he carrying around to hunt with them? Can't see anything of the (first) ball, that he must have used to shoot the now falling duck ... And then also he is standing so still, in such a posing gesture - just after kicking the ball so far to kill that bird ^^
To me it's just a little dissonant.
Vive La Aducation!