You do not have to be a Gourmand to relish good food. And when it is Linda's tomato pasta (I ain't sure if I got my Spanish right here!), prodigal sons return home, while pregnant wives and their maverick husbands find a reason to cut their outdoorsy jolly life short. For the English-speaking population, the language and culture disconnect would perhaps affect the ad's appeal but, like they say, creativity always transcends barriers. And in this case, the appeal lies in the seamless connection between the theme and the product. You don't really need a Spanish trainer to get that, do you?
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