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Will the World (Cup) Shake Its Hips for "Dai Dai"?
"Shakira returns to official World Cup song duty, this time with Burna Boy". Over the past 20 years, the FIFA World Cup has evolved into more than a sporting event. It is one of the largest cultural stages in the world, where music, identity, and global audiences converge. The numbers back that up. Viewership has steadily climbed across tournaments. Tournament Host Country Estimated Total Tournament Viewership Estimated Final Match Viewership 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany ~26.3
Pedro Leandro Rodriguez Bonilla
May 213 min read
How to WIN the WORLD CUP AD Game, As a Non-Sponsor
Surely you've seen them....Air Transat's AD GO(A)L(D) OOH Ads: What makes this campaign from Air Transat so effective is that it understands a basic truth about modern marketing: the best campaigns don’t interrupt culture, they participate in it. Instead of forcing itself into FIFA World Cup hype through sponsorship logos or generic soccer imagery, the airline found a real tension fans were already talking about, which is that ticket prices had become absurdly expensive. Worl
Pedro Leandro Rodriguez Bonilla
May 152 min read
Art & Community Take Root in Harlem
This past weekend, Naming the Wound & Breaking the Spell (Nombrando la Herida, Rompiendo el Embrujo) at the Children's Art Carnival became more than an exhibition and symposium, it became a lived expression of community in action. Presented in partnership with the Centro Cívico Cultural Dominicano, a longtime institution dedicated to uplifting Dominican and American culture through arts, education, and civic engagement and the weekend reflected exactly what happens when miss
Pedro Leandro Rodriguez Bonilla
Apr 272 min read


Increase in U.S. Ad Spend Fueled by FIFA World Cup
U.S. advertising is picking up pace again. The Interactive Advertising Bureau projects 9.5% growth in 2026 ad spend. After a slower 2025, that is a meaningful shift. It signals renewed confidence, but also a reset in how budgets are being deployed. Total World Cup ad spend is expected to reach $10.5 billion, with heavy investments from Hyundai, Visa, and Nike, and significantly increased spending on US Spanish-language broadcaster Telemundo FIFA World Cup 26 will be the large
Pedro Leandro Rodriguez Bonilla
Apr 233 min read
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