Mario Sánchez del Real will be interactive jury at El Ojo de Iberoamérica 2015
Mario Sánchez del Real, partner and Chief Creative Officer of Peanuts&Monkeys, has been appointed, once again, as a jury member for the 2015 edition of the El Ojo de Iberoamerica Advertising Festival, which awards the best of Latin American advertising. Mario has been awarded in this festival up to sixteen times, winning six golds and one gold medal.
And you, do you enrich or enrich?
Article by Mario Sánchez del Real for Anuncios. Spring is always a time of change, not so much about politics, but about finding a moment to reflect on what we do, how we do it and why we do it. Coinciding with the advertising festivals, I can't let pass [...]
Peanuts&Monkeys, the only Spanish independent agency with a Gold at El Sol 2015
Peanuts&Monkeys, an independent agency founded in 2012, has been awarded in the recently celebrated El Sol, Iberoamerican Festival of Advertising Communication with a Gold Sol and a Bronze Sol, in addition to having achieved 4 shortlists. The Gold with the Loading Project campaign for Mitsubishi, corresponds to the category "Media" in the section "Advertising and [...]
Lotus Bakeries presents the first Blindfold Café
The creative agency Peanuts&Monkeys has developed for Lotus Bakeries the first social experiment in which you don't know who you are going to have coffee with. According to them, having a coffee is not the same as having a coffee with a Lotus cookie, internationally known as Biscoff. When someone puts one of these cookies next to a [...]
We started working with Centro Universitario U-tad, the university of technology and digital art.
Peanuts&Monkeys has been the winning agency in the contest organized by U-tad, the university of technology and digital art of Madrid, to carry out its next campaign U-tad is an international benchmark in the training of future professionals in the digital industry. It has professors of renowned reputation. And it is the only university that integrates [...]
Tour operator Club de Vacaciones entrusts its communication to Peanuts&Monkeys
Peanuts&Monkeys has been appointed as the agency that will handle the creative communication of Club de Vacaciones, as well as the launch of this brand in Spain Club de Vacaciones is the new tour operator specializing in travel for the over 60s whose goal is to position itself as the great connoisseur of this broad segment. To this end, it is fleeing [...]
Peanuts&Monkeys strengthens its account department
Peanuts&Monkeys has just announced the hiring of Vicente Javaloyes as client services director and Ana Calvo as account executive. Ana Ballesteros has also been promoted to account supervisor, six months after joining the agency. Javaloyes is Valencian and has 20 years of experience in the management of [...]
Sports sponsorship; by Mario Sánchez del Real
It is easy to talk about the weather once the hurricane has passed, and despite the possibility of falling into the easy criticism after the debacle, I will talk about the dreamed sporting successes turned into advertising and marketing failures. Actually, it is not unusual for unusual and even inexplicable things to happen when talking about sports. This is what I [...]
Joaquín Cobos, seduced by the Monkeys
Peanuts&Monkeys has just announced the definitive incorporation of Joaquín Cobos, who in recent months had collaborated occasionally with the evolutionary agency in the strategic approach of different proposals. It is worth mentioning his contribution to the success of the awarding of the integral communication of Mitsubishi Motors in Spain, after a contest in which he [...]
Mitsubishi Motors begins working with Peanuts&Monkeys
Peanuts&Monkeys, the evolutionary agency, has been appointed by B&M Automóviles España, part of the Bergé Group, and distributor of Mitsubishi Motors in our country, to handle the global creative communication of the brand in Spain. Mitsubishi Motors is one of the most important Japanese car manufacturers, with annual sales of more than one million units throughout the country.
