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Heroes Among Us: A Celebration of the Human Spirit

December 17, 2001 / posted in 12 Diciembre 2001 | December 2001 / Comments Off

Heroes Among Us: A Celebration of the Human Spirit

 

New York – December 17, 2001

NEW YORK: Time Inc.’s People magazine holds its “Heroes Among Us: A Celebration of the Human Spirit” luncheon. (From l.) Bernie Simone, category director, Bayer Corp.; Anne Dooley, exec VP-corporate account director, Omnicom Group’s BBDO Worldwide; LL Cool J, rapper and actor; Christopher Wright, People first honoree; Nora McAniff, president, the People Group.

Thalia at Heroes Among Us – New Yorkthalia_heroes_among_us_2001_people_december_4_2001_1.jpg

 

Source: Advertising Age

Latin Music 6-Pack – Billboard’s Ongoing Coverage Of The Latin Music Industry: On The Radio (Thalia)

December 8, 2001 / posted in 1 Enero 2001 | January 2001 / Comments Off

Latin Music 6-Pack – Billboard’s Ongoing Coverage Of The Latin Music Industry: On The Radio (Thalia)

The recaps in this Spotlight cover the period from the Aug. 4, 2001, issue of Billboard through the Nov. 10 issue. Radio airplay rankings are compiled using gross audience impressions as monitored by Broadcast Data Systems (BDS). Titles receive points for each week they appear on the chart.The recaps were compiled by Anthony Colombo, with assistance from Latin charts manager Ricardo Companioni.

The recaps in this Spotlight cover the period from the Aug. 4, 2001, issue of Billboard through the Nov. 10 issue. Radio airplay rankings are compiled using gross audience impressions as monitored by Broadcast Data Systems (BDS). Titles receive points for each week they appear on the chart.

Hot Latin Pop Airplay Titles

Pos. TITLE-Artist-Imprint/Label

1  COMO SE CURA UNA HERIDA-Jaci Velasquez-Sony Discos

2  AZUL-Cristian-Ariola/BMG Latin

3  O ME VOY O TE VAS-Marco

Antonio Solis-Fonovisa

4  BESAME-Ricardo Montaner-WEA Latina

5  PUEDEN DECIR-Gilberto Santa Rosa-Sony Discos

6  COMO OLVIDAR-Olga Ta–n-WEA Latina

7  SUERTE-Shakira-Epic/Sony

Discos

8  YO NO SOY ESA MUJER-Paulina Rubio-Universal Latino

9  ABRAZAME MUY FUERTE-Juan Gabriel-Ariola/BMG Latin

10  HEROE-Enrique Iglesias-

Interscope/Universal Latino

11  ME VAS A EXTRANAR-Pepe Aguilar-Musart/Balboa

12  CON CADA BESO-Huey Dunbar-Sony Discos

13  USTED SE ME LLEVO LA VIDA-Alexandre Pires-Ariola/BMG Latin

14  DIME CORAZON-Amaury

Gutierrez-Universal Latino

15  CORAZON DE MUJER-Melina Leon-Sony Discos

16  NO VALE LA PENA-Nydia con Juan Gabriel-Hollywood

17  SOMBRAS… NADA MAS-Rocio Durcal-Ariola/BMG Latin

18  MUERO-Jerry Rivera-Ariola/BMG Latin

19  SI QUIERES-Los Tri-o-Prisma/ Ariola/BMG Latin

20  TANTITA PENA-Alejandro

Fern?ndez-Sony Discos

21  COMO OLVIDAR-Tommy Torres-Sony Discos

22  TU CONVENCELA-Ley

Alejandro-Mock & Roll/Lideres

23  RESUMIENDO-Ricardo

Montaner-WEA Latina

24  QUISIERA-Juan Luis Guerra 440-Karen/Universal Latino

25  YO QUERIA-Cristian-Ariola/BMG Latin

26  POR AMARTE ASI-Cristian-

Ariola/BMG Latin

27  CONTESTAME-Yaire-Lideres

28  NADA-Juanes-Surco/Universal Latino

29  DIME-Ednita Nazario-Sony

Discos

30  VUELVE JUNTO A MI-Pablo

Montero-Ariola/BMG Latin

31  Y YO SIGO AQUI-Paulina Rubio-Universal Latino

32  MENTIRA-La Ley-WEA Rock/ WEA Latina

33  DOS CORAZONES, DOS HISTORIAS-Julio Iglesias y

Alejandro Fernandez-Columbia/ Sony Discos

34  IT’S OK-Alih Jey-Universal

Latino

35  POR UN BESO-Gloria Estefan-Epic/Sony Discos

36  AMOR, AMOR, AMOR-Luis Miguel-WEA Latina

37  MESIAS-Ricardo Arjona-Sony Discos

38  SEXI DANCE-Paulina Rubio-Universal Latino

  39  REENCARNACION-Thalia-EMI Latin

  40  ARRASANDO-Thalia-EMI Latin

Hot Latin Regional Mexican

Airplay Titles

Pos. TITLE-Artist-Imprint/Label

1  NO ME CONOCES AUN-Palomo-Disa

2  CADA VEZ TE EXTRANO MAS-Banda El Recodo-Fonovisa

3  DESPRECIADO-Lupillo Rivera-Sony Discos

4  NO TE PODIAS QUEDAR-

Conjunto Primavera-Fonovisa

5  EL AYUDANTE-Vicente

Fern?ndez-Sony Discos

6  Y LLEGASTE TU-Banda El

Recodo-Fonovisa

7  ME VAS A EXTRANAR-Pepe Aguilar-Musart/Balboa

8  LA GRAN NOCHE-Los Tucanes de Tijuana-Universal Latino

9  O ME VOY O TE VAS-Marco

Antonio Solis-Fonovisa

10  MI FANTASIA-Los Tigres del Norte-Fonovisa

11  DERECHO A LA VIDA-Conjunto Primavera-Fonovisa

12  LA CALANDRIA-Ramon Ayala y Jody Farias-Freddie

13  AMORCITO MIO-Joan

Sebastian-Musart/Balboa

14  SUERTE HE TENIDO-Alegres de la Sierra-Infinity

15  SERA PORQUE TE AMO-Los

Tigrillos-WEAMex/WEA Latina

16  CARTAS MARCADAS-Cuisillos de Arturo Macias-Musart/Balboa

17  POR AMAR ASI-Julio Preciado y Su Banda Perla Del Pacifico-RCA/BMG Latin

18  EL MALQUERIDO-Los Huracanes del Norte-Fonovisa

19  TE HE PROMETIDO-El Original de La Sierra-Z

20  AMAME-Rogelio Martinez-

Discos Cisne

21  LOCO-Pesado-WEAMex/WEA Latina

22  TU RECUERDO Y YO-Lupillo Rivera-Sony Discos

23  ESTAS QUE TE PELAS-

Intocable-EMI Latin

24  Y YA DESPUES-Costumbre-

Hollywood

25  SUENO SU BOCA-Grupo

Mojado-Fonovisa

26  Y SIGUES SIENDO TU-Rogelio Martinez-Discos Cisne

27  NO VALE LA PENA-Nydia Con Juan Gabriel-Hollywood

28  DEJAME AMARTE-Intocable-EMI Latin

29  SOLEDAD-Banda El Limon-Fonovisa

30  AQUI ESTOY YO-Rogelio

Martinez-Discos Cisne

31  UNA MUJER COMO TU-Los Rieleros del Norte-Fonovisa

32  POR EL AMOR DE UNA MUJER-La Firma con Ricky Munoz-Sony Discos

33  TANTITA PENA-Alejandro

Fern?ndez-Sony Discos

34  POR BIEN DE LOS DOS-Polo Urias y Su Maquina Nortena-Fonovisa

35  SHHH-A.B. Quintanilla y Los Kumbia Kings-EMI Latin

36  NI HABLAR-Los Humildes-RCA/BMG Latin

37  VAS A SUFRIR-Grupo Bryndis-Disa

38  SI TU SUPIERAS-Los

Temerarios-Fonovisa

39  A PUNTO DE CARAMELO-Socios Del Ritmo-IM

40  LA NINA QUIERE CERVEZA-

German Roman Y Su Banda

Republica-Disa

Hot Latin Tropical/Salsa

Airplay Titles

Pos. TITLE-Artist-Imprint/Label

1  PUEDEN DECIR-Gilberto Santa Rosa-Sony Discos

2  COMO OLVIDAR-Olga Ta–n-WEA Latina

3  ME LIBERE-El Gran Combo-Combo

4  CON CADA BESO-Huey Dunbar-Sony Discos

5  COMO SE LO EXPLICO AL

CORAZON-Victor Manuelle-

Sony Discos

6  COMERTE A BESOS-Frankie Negron-WEAcaribe/WEA Latina

7  PENA DE AMOR-Puerto Rican Power-J&N/Sony Discos

8  AZUL-Cristian-Ariola/BMG Latin

9  SECRETO DE AMOR-Angelito

Villalona-Latino/Sony Discos

10  TU ERES AJENA-Eddy Herrera-J&N/Sony Discos

11  MUERO-Jerry Rivera-Ariola/BMG Latin

12  COMO LLEGO A TU AMOR-Tito Nieves-WEAcaribe/WEA Latina

13  COMO SE CURA UNA HERIDA-Jaci Velasquez-Sony Discos

14  PERO NO ME AMA-Gilberto Santa Rosa-Sony Discos

15  BESAME-Ricardo Montaner-WEA Latina

16  SUERTE-Shakira-Epic/Sony

Discos

17  CORAZON DE MUJER-Melina Leon-Sony Discos

18  SAL DE AQUI-Tony Vega-

Universal Latino

19  DIME-Ednita Nazario-Sony

Discos

20  YO NO SOY ESA MUJER-Paulina Rubio-Universal Latino

21  LLORA ALMA MIA-Yoskar Sarante-J&N/Sony Discos

22  POP-ON Sync-Jive

23  NADA-Juanes-Surco/Universal Latino

24  TAN ENAMORADOS-Fuerza

Juvenil-Mas

25  VOY A QUITARME EL ANILLO-Gisselle-Ariola/BMG Latin

26  HEROE-Enrique Iglesias-

Interscope/Universal Latino

27  CELOS ME PROVOCA-

Grupomania-Universal Latino

28  OH CUANTO TE AMO-Club 3D-Asefra

29  MENTIRA-La Ley-WEA Rock/ WEA Latina

30  LIVE AT JIMMY’S-Angie Martinez Featuring Big Pun, Cuban Link,

Domingo & Sunkiss-Elektra/EEG

31  O EL O YO-La Nueva Patrulla 15-VI

32  UN AMOR ASI-Tito Nieves-WEAcaribe/WEA Latina

33  HIT EM UP STYLE (OOPS!)-Blu Cantrell-RedZone/Arista

34  SERIA FACIL-Luis Fonsi-

Universal Latino

35  ME DA LO MISMO-Victor Manuelle-Sony Discos

36  LA REINA DE LA PISTA-Oro

Solido-Sony Discos

37  FALLIN’-Alicia Keys-J

38  TU ERES MEJOR-Willy Chirino-Latinum

39  MESIAS-Ricardo Arjona-Sony Discos

40  DEJARIA TODO-Johnny Ray-Univision

 

Source: Billboard

Latin’s back-to-roots music

December 8, 2001 / posted in 12 Diciembre 2001 | December 2001 / Comments Off

Latin’s back-to-roots music

MIAMI – December 8, 2001

It used to be that, to a great degree, Latin pop and rock took their cues from what went on north of the border, adapting everything from arrangements and orchestrations to production values and sounds that would eventually work for a crossover hit.

But increasingly, Latin pop acts are going back to their roots in search of new fusions of sophisticated pop and rock with the populist sound of Latin music’s folksier, massive-selling genres. At the same time, more traditional acts are doing the reverse, borrowing from pop, R&B, and rock to reinvigorate their sound and expand their reach.

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This year’s success stories on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart include EMI’s Thalia Con BandaGrandes Exitos, a collection of the pop diva/soap star’s greatest pop hits set to popular banda music and A.B. Quintanilla and the Kumbia Kings’ Shhh, a mix of Tejano cumbia with R&B grooves.

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“We are definitely betting on these rhythms because we see the potential,” EMI Latin USA president/CEO Jorge Pino says. “It’s not something we’re hoping for. We’ve already seen the results.”

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Today, the mixes have all ranges of subtlety. Take Thalia, who recorded her biggest hits with the traditional banda of her native Mexico, a brass ensemble that does not have any electronic elements and is considered part of the essence of Mexican popular music.

Producer/arranger Adolfo Valenzuela, who worked with his brother Omar on Thalia’s banda album, says, “In Mexico, there was a problem of social class. The upper class listens to pop, the middle and lower classes listen to regional Mexican.

“It’s not that obvious in the U.S., because here, the social differences between Latinos are not that big,” Valenzuela continues. “And now, some people are making an effort to join these social classes-musical elements shouldn’t be separated-and that’s why you see this music.”

Thalia’s album is viewed by many as an “easy” out; plunk pop hits with a banda accompaniment and you have sales assured-both in Mexico and the U.S., where regional Mexican music outsells every other Latin genre by far.

On the other hand, the disc works because Thaliais a major, established pop star. As such, she can extrapolate. “I spent my entire adolescence listening to banda with my friends,” she says, explaining her decision to record with banda. “And on the other hand, my life has changed drastically since I’ve been living in the U.S., and everything holds a terrible nostalgia … Losing your customs, your friends.”

In an effort to sound authentic, Thalia recruited the Valenzuelas-who have long worked with the respected Banda el Recodo-and made an album that has sold well and proved appealing both to regional Mexican and pop audiences who do not seem turned off by the singer’s new look or sound.

“In all my soaps, my characters have always been very real, very pueblo [of the people], very raza [the common race],” she says. “They get the opportunity to expand, but they’re Cinderella characters. And I’ve always had very direct contact with my audience. They don’t see me as unattainable.”

Making the transition from pop to populist-or vice versais a proposition audiences find easier to accept when the artists involved are viewed as authentic in whatever their original genre was. Marco Antonio Solis, for example, a romantic grupero and former leader of Los Bukis, is now one of Latin pop’s biggest-sellers in the U.S.

“They have to be leaders in what they do,” says Nestor Rocha, PD for Los Angeles radio station La Superestrella, which programs more adventures ome pop, including remixes of well-known banda tracks. “When they get so big, even the people who only like pop or salsa recognize the music. They’ve already crossed on their own. So they can record their own fusions to hit in other kinds of markets.”[For the full story, refer to Billboard]Source: Billboard – Leila Cobo

Dr Pepper plans for healthy growth with strategic marketing effort

November 5, 2001 / posted in 11 Noviembre 2001 | November 2001 / Comments Off

Dr Pepper plans for healthy growth with strategic marketing effort

 

Faced with its first down year in two decades, and coupled with the fact that its annual meeting had to be rescheduled due to the events of Sept. 11, the kickoff of the Dr Pepper/Seven Up bottlers meeting in Dallas was decidedly somber “in terms of volume and growth, we’re not where we want to be,” said Dr Pepper president/COO Jack Kilduff.

A “Volume Impact Plan” was introduced, buoyed by a 25% increase in Dr Peppers marketing budget,which Kilduff called “the most significant growth plan in Dr Peppers history.”

Some 20% of the budget increase is earmarked for local marketing efforts. Specifically the brand will focus on five ethnic markets and five “accelerated growth” test markets.

In VIP Kilduff also asks for reduced pricing, a significant increase in POP displays and a call for bottlers to stop focusing on “less profitable” alternative beverages, like water.

Overall, Kilduff hopes the plan will yield 5% growth next year, a figure that was met with some grumbling and chair shifting in the crowded auditorium.

The mood lifted when chief advertising officer John Clarke introduced the star-studded “Be you” campaign. Clarke noted the brand has had “no specific badge” and so now would tag Pepper drinkers as “part of the crowd, but unique.”

Garth Brooks next took the stage and talked about serving Dr Pepper to his kids for breakfast and having it shipped to Ireland for his concert tour. “It’s a great soft drink,” he said to thunderous applause.

The first spot, with Brooks and members of the musical Stomp performing his new single, broke Nov. 3.A second spot has Brooks singing his three daughters to sleep. Both are per Y&R, N.Y.

Ads for 2002 feature rising Latin star Thaliapaying homage to Tito Puente, the trio Black Eyed Peas honoring Louie Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, and Sugar Ray’s Mark McGrath doing a Buddy Holly impersonation.

 

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Bottlers loved the new “Diet Dr Pepper tastes more like regular Dr Pepper” commercials. In “ChimPs,” Eric Estrada spoofs the show that made him famous; “XGA” has wrestlers beating up on golfers; and “Holland Globetrotters” shows the difficulty of playing b-ball in wooden shoes.

Dr Pepper TV spots will air in prime time and during the Golden Globes, Latin Grammys, Teen Choice Awards and Academy of Country Music Awards shows.

Next year Dr Pepper is partnering with the Spider-Man movie (due in May).An on-pack promotion will offer a trip to a premiere party; TV supports. A first quarter Allowance for life” promotion gives one winner $1,000 a month for life. Summer’s “Cash. Flash. Splash.” giveaway will feature such prizes as $2,000 inline skates and Supersoakers. The “Armchair quarterback” college football sweeps will offer a chance to win $1 million.

As part of its ethnic marketing push, “Dr Up your wardrobe” and “Dr Up your music collection” promos will offer free clothing and CDs. Clarke also said DPSU will “tailor executions based on bottler development [in ethnic markets].”

Meanwhile attendees were buzzing about Mike Weinstein being kicked upstairs to a newly created position as president– innovation and new business development for parent Cadbury’s North American products, effective Nov.26. Heir apparent Jack Belsito becomes CEO of Snapple Beverage Group, which now also handles marketing for newly acquired Orangina and Yoo-hoo brands. The feeling was that this is Weinstein’s chance to gracefully exit from the brand that he helped put on the map.

In other developments, A&W Root Beer will discard its male sports-fan targeted “Thick headed” commercials in favor of a broader audience push because research revealed the drink is also popular with teen girls. Canada Dry will ditch its penguin spots and will likely unveil new regional adts with family themes. Sunkist will have a 2002 national campaign, as well. And, sister brand 7 Up is dealing with problems of its own (see story, page 34).

While the bare-bones version of the annual meeting carried a strong message urging bottlers to grow Dr Pepper and 7 Up, execs promised “the frills will be back at San Francisco next year” And, they hope, so will sales.

 

Source: Nielsen Business Media / ABI / Inform Global

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