What can we learn from sticky music like Reggaeton and “La Gasolina“?
Most of you reading this will go…..Huh?? What’s Reggaeton? What’s “La Gasolina” – so of course I have to relate to my local market and if you ever party in Miami…..you’ll hear La Gasolina.
People will know the words and everyone will dance, no matter the age. Similar to La Macarena or The Electric Slide.
Last night, our own Genius Lani mentioned in Twitter that we can learn a lot from music videos:
“remember, music videos are artistic- get inspiration for your marketing by watching music videos like this https://tinyurl.com/3adu5u about 21 hours ago from twhirl “
So whether you are into classical or country…..or whatever. Feel inspired, get into the music and make your marketing stick! Make it memorable……get the boring out and have some fun (people will remember fun).
Ines is all Miami, all the time. A Miami Beach Realtor® with Majestic properties, Ines authors Miamism.com, PrimeMiamiBeach.com, and MiamismPix.com and is always on communication's leading edge. She goes out of her way to engage and be engaged, often using Mojitos to keep the mood light and give everything she does a Miami flavor. You can find her goofing off or instigating trouble at Twitter, Flickr, Facebook or LinkedIn.
Mariana
February 17, 2008 at 8:31 pm
Thanks Ines. I really DID need to replace the Sanford and Sons theme song that was in my head since yesterday. (and thank you Lani, for THAT one…)
Mariana
February 17, 2008 at 8:33 pm
If You Need A Reminder …
Ines
February 17, 2008 at 8:44 pm
That Sanford and Sons theme song is as sticky as they get…….but that GASOLINA……you should hear my 3 year old singing it.
huntsville pr
February 20, 2008 at 9:23 am
Garcia, i listen to a lot of reggae and sometimes even blue grass music when i can email clients or just working on some project. Thanks
Ines
February 25, 2008 at 9:57 pm
@huntsville pr – I had never been called Garcia…..pretty funny! – one thing is to listen and another to be inspired and learn how it “moves” people……I’m glad I’m not the only one that listens. 🙂