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Obrera...

Playa del Carmen...

Zicatela...

Modelo Pensil...

Napoles...

Acapulco...
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Product/Service
Corona didn’t create new ads it revealed the ones the sun had crafted for decades. Across Mexico, thousands of sun-faded posters still hanging outside bars, restaurants, and stores stood as silent proof of the brand’s cultural permanence. These weren’t media buys they were earned monuments.
For its 100th anniversary, Corona turned the outdoor environment into a timeworn canvas of memory. Weathered surfaces, posters, painted walls, sun-aged chairs became naturally designed media placements, shaped not by agencies, but by sunlight and time.
To scale the idea, we used a stencil to revive Corona logos on umbrellas, coolers, and storefront walls—transforming everyday objects into culturally resonant media.