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Although in many Latin American countries American football is not so popular, there are those who do not miss the Super Bowl for musical presentations and announcements.

The publicity of this sporting event is the most anticipated and with this count you can remember the best announcements that were given during the American football finals over time.

Apple – “1984”

Apple Computer decided to present his new computer Macintosh with clear references to George Orwell’s book, “1984”. At that time, the market was controlled by IBM, so they tried to make an impact in order to reach the market.

Budweiser – “Whassup?” (1999)

The beer commercial became one of the most popular thanks to the peculiar way in which a group of friends greet each other on the phone. The phrase stuck to this day.

Old Spice – “The man your man could smell like” (2010)

The Old Spice company had a strong battle with Ax and managed to differentiate itself with more creative ads. At that moment, NFL player Isaiah Mustafa was presented with diamonds falling from his hand onto white hair in the middle of the beach.

Snickers – Betty White (2010)

A cross between football and hunger, a “grumpy grandmother” can’t play well with her friends until a friend gives her a “snickers” to give her energy and a better mood.

Volkswagen – “The Force” (2011)

A little ‘Darth Vader’ tries to use “force” on various household appliances in his house, until his father arrives with his car and he decides to do a little “magic.”

Budweiser – “Puppy Love” (2014)

With the remembered song “Let her go” by The Passenger, the beer brand shows us the friendship between a horse and a cute puppy who runs away from his owner’s house to spend time with his friend.

Always – “Like a girl” (2015)

A clear feminist campaign that shows how the phrase “Like a girl” (like a girl) has sexist and negative connotations of when girls reach puberty.