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A few years ago I had shared with you a couple of videos of the great AIDES’s campaigns. Reviewing those old files, I found a third video with the same aesthetics, again in charge of the agency TBWA / Paris. This time the theme song is a 1964 version called «My Boy Lollipop» performed by Millie Small. Find out more info (in french) here.
I had told you about AIDES and the video for their 2005 campaign. However, they had surprised us since their 2004 campaign with a video titled «Sugar Baby Love» also thinked by the agency TBWA / Paris focused on the gay community with music by The Rubbet’s. Another example that VIH / AIDS doesn’t make differences between race, age or sexual preference. You can find more info in french here.
AIDES is the first French association to fight HIV / AIDS. Their awareness campaigns are characterized by clear, direct language, without spin. Her pieces speak the same language as young people. On this occasion, I want to share with you «Baby Baby», the video that was conducted by the agency TBWA/Paris for the 2005 campaign with music by The Vibrators. Here more info about the piece (in french).
Invited by Julio Arca from Crann magazine, along with Inés, Angie and Ale we were giving condoms to all asistants at the Crann’s sixth anniversary party at El Estudio Bar (La Plata) on November 18th.
visualquimia‘s sexual education campaign «usa forro boludooo!» (use a rubber, idiot!) say hello at the annual design congress held in the city of Mar del Plata from September 30th to October 2nd. During the event, we delivered more than 5,300 condoms. Thanks to all who gave us their support!
Thanks to the collaboration of Inés, Angie and Ale, the visualquimia’s sex education campaign «usá forro boludooo!» (use a rubber, idiot!) was present at the party to colect funds to travel to TMDG of the Technology on Visual Communication Design cathedra held at the disco from La Plata Siddhartha.