Donde esta mi chico latino

 

 Take me back to my sweet lavida
Find my love my dolce vita
Show me where I need to go
Donde esta mi chico latino
La la la la

I don't know what to say about this paper doll... It has a Latin look. I just like him and his outfits!

Paper doll by Jim Faraone, 1999

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Não sei o que dizer dessa paper doll... Tem um ar latino. Eu apenas gosto dele e de suas roupas!

Cheers!

Sometimes we can found interesting stuff on the web... this is the case. I decided to search on Google for a better version of these paper dolls. I found a better version but and some information about them:

"Miller[ SABMiller Alcoholic Beverages] has a very long history of gay marketing, starting in San Francisco in the mid-1970s with sponsorship of the leather-oriented Folsom Street Fair and later Pride Parades.

Early ads began in 1979 in New Orleans' Impact magazine and later in the The Blade in Washington DC. National ads began in 1994, including an extension of the mainstream "Life is Good" campaign and this tongue-in-cheek series of paper dolls.

Miller Brewing Co., along with Anheuser-Busch, have the distinction of being among the few companies that advertises in gay media and also have a mainstream media commercial with a gay theme.

Beer companies are well represented in The Commercial Closet, largely due to an effort in the mid-1990s to pull away from the industry's longterm sexist advertising themes that objectified women. Such commercials were summed up by the Swedish Bikini Team ads from Stroh Brewing Co. for Old Milwaukee. Looking for new material to mine, brewers began extensively playing with gay and transgender themes in their advertising. However, because beer drinkers are stereotypically macho, the tone of many of the ads were more negative." - in http://www.adrespect.org/ 

AdRespect promotes advertising that respects diversity, gender identity/expression, and sexual orientation for a more accepting society and better business results

There are three paper doll guys with different outfits for different occasion: beach, camping or disco.

La disco a besoin de vous! :)

It's Miller Time ad's with paper dolls, 1997

It's Miller Time ad's with paper dolls, 1997

It's Miller Time ad's with paper dolls,1997

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Às vezes, podemos encontrar coisas interessantes na web ... este é o caso. Resolvi pesquisar no Google por uma versão melhor. Infelizmente não encontrei uma versão melhor, mas encontrei algumas informações sobre eles: "Miller [SABMiller Alcoholic Beverages] tem uma longa história de marketing gay, começando em San Francisco em meados da década de 1970 com o patrocínio da Folsom Street Fair e posteriormente Pride Parades. Os primeiros anúncios começaram em 1979 na revista Impact de New Orleans e mais tarde na The Blade em Washington DC. Os anúncios nacionais começaram em 1994, incluindo uma extensão da campanha popular "Life is Good" e esta série irônica de bonecos de papel. "- em http://www.adrespect.org/ São três bonecos de papel com roupas diferentes para ocasiões diferentes: praia, camping ou discoteca. La disco a besoin de vous! :)

Match point

Mr. Tom Tierney's work never ceases to amaze me. 

 

One of these days I was on the web looking for news about paper dolls and suddenly my eyes were caught by this paper doll by Andre Agassi, a famous tennis player from the late 80's. I can't tell you to much about Andre Agassi. I only remember to see him on the pages of german Bravo magazine, but I couldn't read because I didn't know a word of german. I only bought the magazine because I followed another artist who filled the pages of Bravo.

 

At that time his haircut was fashion... that's why I noticed him. I was just a teenager who would like a haircut like him!

 

 I can't say to much about it, I only know that it was printed in Tennis magazine in the July 1991 issue, but I'm sure you enjoy it as much as I do.  

To the next!

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O trabalho do Sr. Tom Tierney nunca pára de me surpreender. Um dia destes eu estava na web procurando novidades sobre paper dolls e de repente meus olhos foram atraídos por esta paper doll de Andre Agassi, um famoso tenista do final dos anos 80. Não posso falar muito sobre Andre Agassi. Só me lembro de vê-lo nas páginas da revista alemã Bravo, mas não conseguia ler porque não sabia uma palavra em alemão. Naquela época seu corte de cabelo estava na moda ... e eu era apenas uma adolescente que gostaria de um corte de cabelo como ele! Sobre a paper doll, só sei que foi publicado na revista Tennis na edição de julho de 1991, mas tenho certeza de que gostarão tanto quanto eu. Até à proxima!

Play with Peter Pan paper dolls and be a child forever

This is another paper doll advertisement that made me dream when I saw it when I was as a child. It was published by Editora Abril comics magazines that came from Brazil. For me it was very special and much wanted because they were paper dolls from Walt Disney characters! See how beautiful they were. I can imagine the afternoons when I was a child that I would have been playing with these Peter Pan paper dolls and company with 18 clothes to wear (no scissors needed) ...

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Este é outro anúncio de paper dolls que me fez sonhar quando o vi quando eu era criança. Foi publicado nas revistas de banda desenhada da Editora Abril que vinham do Brasil. Para mim, foi muito especial e muito procurado porque eram bonecos de papel de Walt Disney! Veja como eles eram bonitos. Eu imagino as tardes quando eu era criança que eu ficaria brincando com esses bonecos de papel de Peter Pan e companhia com 18 roupas para usar (sem tesouras necessárias) ...

Flávia and Daniela paper dolls

 When I was a child from time to time appeared in the comics magazines, that came from Brazil, advertisements of paper toys and paper dolls. I kept wishing that they would also appear on the newsstand of the small village where I was a child. Look at this advertisement with more than thirty years featuring Flávia( a teen girl) and Daniela(a baby) paper dolls from Editora Abril. The artist who designed it was Roberto Marques. The advertisement says that "Flávia has 13 models of dresses and a hairstyle to wear. Daniela has 29 models of clothes and a [wooden] horse to ride." 

Nowadays it could make shine the eyes of any collector of paper dolls!

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 Quando eu era criança de vez em quando apareciam nas revistas de banda desenhada que vinham do Brasil  publicidades de brinquedos de papel e bonecas de papel. Eu ficava desejando que aparecessem também na banca das revistas da pequena vila onde eu fui criança. Reparem neste anúncio com mais de trinta anos anunciando as bonecas de papel  "Flávia (uma adolescente) e Daniela (bebê)" da Editora Abril. O artista que desenhou foi Roberto Marques. a Publicidade diz que a "Flávia tem 13 modelos de vestidos  e um penteado para usar. A Daniela tem 29 modelos de roupinhas e um cavalo [de madeira] para montar." 

 Hoje em dia poderiam fazer brilhar os olhos de qualquer colecionador de paper dolls!