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TMC
Dec 30, 2012, 5:55:09 AM12/30/12
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Keane-in-Taco-Bells-Fiesta-Platters-Commercial/186352024842501?sk=info
Biography
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1995953/bio
Description
http://news.creativecow.net/story/859394
The commercial begins when two workers hastily return to their office
carrying their lunch -- Taco Bell's Fiesta Platters. Frazzled, one man
says, "We're late." They turn the corner and are halted by a Mariachi.
"Going somewhere with your fiesta platters?" asks the musician. "A
meeting," one of the men responds. "The meeting can wait," states the
Mariachi, "Fiesta Platters are meant to be enjoyed...." A second
Mariachi enters (guitar in-hand) with a table for two. A third
Mariachi proudly seats the two men. A female co-worker enters the
unlikely scene of two men dining in the middle of the office. "What's
going on?" she asks. "Hola," the mariachi flirtatiously greets her.
She blushes. The Mariachis gather behind the tabletop and break into
song. The spot concludes with this tagline: "Taco Bell's Fiesta
Platters: Get It Fast; Enjoy It Slow." Viewers then see the woman let
down her hair, move closer toward the Mariachi, and respond to him
with a sultry: "hola."
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Keane-in-Taco-Bells-Fiesta-Platters-Commercial/186352024842501?sk=info
Biography
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1995953/bio
Description
http://news.creativecow.net/story/859394
The commercial begins when two workers hastily return to their office
carrying their lunch -- Taco Bell's Fiesta Platters. Frazzled, one man
says, "We're late." They turn the corner and are halted by a Mariachi.
"Going somewhere with your fiesta platters?" asks the musician. "A
meeting," one of the men responds. "The meeting can wait," states the
Mariachi, "Fiesta Platters are meant to be enjoyed...." A second
Mariachi enters (guitar in-hand) with a table for two. A third
Mariachi proudly seats the two men. A female co-worker enters the
unlikely scene of two men dining in the middle of the office. "What's
going on?" she asks. "Hola," the mariachi flirtatiously greets her.
She blushes. The Mariachis gather behind the tabletop and break into
song. The spot concludes with this tagline: "Taco Bell's Fiesta
Platters: Get It Fast; Enjoy It Slow." Viewers then see the woman let
down her hair, move closer toward the Mariachi, and respond to him
with a sultry: "hola."
Vaughan Anderson
Dec 30, 2012, 11:53:16 AM12/30/12
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On Dec 30, 5:55 am, TMC <tmc1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> http://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Keane-in-Taco-Bells-Fiesta-Platte...
>
> http://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Keane-in-Taco-Bells-Fiesta-Platte...
>
> Biographyhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm1995953/bio
> Descriptionhttp://news.creativecow.net/story/859394
off Marvel's Millie The Model, from 1945.
http://www.comics.org/series/11875/covers/
> http://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Keane-in-Taco-Bells-Fiesta-Platte...
>
> http://www.facebook.com/pages/Katie-Keane-in-Taco-Bells-Fiesta-Platte...
>
> Biographyhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm1995953/bio
> Descriptionhttp://news.creativecow.net/story/859394
>
> The commercial begins when two workers hastily return to their office
> carrying their lunch -- Taco Bell's Fiesta Platters. Frazzled, one man
> says, "We're late." They turn the corner and are halted by a Mariachi.
> "Going somewhere with your fiesta platters?" asks the musician. "A
> meeting," one of the men responds. "The meeting can wait," states the
> Mariachi, "Fiesta Platters are meant to be enjoyed...." A second
> Mariachi enters (guitar in-hand) with a table for two. A third
> Mariachi proudly seats the two men. A female co-worker enters the
> unlikely scene of two men dining in the middle of the office. "What's
> going on?" she asks. "Hola," the mariachi flirtatiously greets her.
> She blushes. The Mariachis gather behind the tabletop and break into
> song. The spot concludes with this tagline: "Taco Bell's Fiesta
> Platters: Get It Fast; Enjoy It Slow." Viewers then see the woman let
> down her hair, move closer toward the Mariachi, and respond to him
> with a sultry: "hola."
Katy Keene was a 1950's comic book series by Archie Comics that ripped
> The commercial begins when two workers hastily return to their office
> carrying their lunch -- Taco Bell's Fiesta Platters. Frazzled, one man
> says, "We're late." They turn the corner and are halted by a Mariachi.
> "Going somewhere with your fiesta platters?" asks the musician. "A
> meeting," one of the men responds. "The meeting can wait," states the
> Mariachi, "Fiesta Platters are meant to be enjoyed...." A second
> Mariachi enters (guitar in-hand) with a table for two. A third
> Mariachi proudly seats the two men. A female co-worker enters the
> unlikely scene of two men dining in the middle of the office. "What's
> going on?" she asks. "Hola," the mariachi flirtatiously greets her.
> She blushes. The Mariachis gather behind the tabletop and break into
> song. The spot concludes with this tagline: "Taco Bell's Fiesta
> Platters: Get It Fast; Enjoy It Slow." Viewers then see the woman let
> down her hair, move closer toward the Mariachi, and respond to him
> with a sultry: "hola."
off Marvel's Millie The Model, from 1945.
http://www.comics.org/series/11875/covers/
Ubiquitous
Dec 30, 2012, 12:04:06 PM12/30/12
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tmc...@gmail.com wrote:
>The commercial begins when two workers hastily return to their office
>carrying their lunch -- Taco Bell's Fiesta Platters. Frazzled, one man
>says, "We're late." They turn the corner and are halted by a Mariachi.
>"Going somewhere with your fiesta platters?" asks the musician. "A
>meeting," one of the men responds. "The meeting can wait," states the
>Mariachi, "Fiesta Platters are meant to be enjoyed...." A second
>Mariachi enters (guitar in-hand) with a table for two. A third
>Mariachi proudly seats the two men. A female co-worker enters the
>unlikely scene of two men dining in the middle of the office. "What's
>going on?" she asks. "Hola," the mariachi flirtatiously greets her.
>She blushes. The Mariachis gather behind the tabletop and break into
>song. The spot concludes with this tagline: "Taco Bell's Fiesta
>Platters: Get It Fast; Enjoy It Slow." Viewers then see the woman let
>down her hair, move closer toward the Mariachi, and respond to him
>with a sultry: "hola."
That's a rather old ad!
>The commercial begins when two workers hastily return to their office
>carrying their lunch -- Taco Bell's Fiesta Platters. Frazzled, one man
>says, "We're late." They turn the corner and are halted by a Mariachi.
>"Going somewhere with your fiesta platters?" asks the musician. "A
>meeting," one of the men responds. "The meeting can wait," states the
>Mariachi, "Fiesta Platters are meant to be enjoyed...." A second
>Mariachi enters (guitar in-hand) with a table for two. A third
>Mariachi proudly seats the two men. A female co-worker enters the
>unlikely scene of two men dining in the middle of the office. "What's
>going on?" she asks. "Hola," the mariachi flirtatiously greets her.
>She blushes. The Mariachis gather behind the tabletop and break into
>song. The spot concludes with this tagline: "Taco Bell's Fiesta
>Platters: Get It Fast; Enjoy It Slow." Viewers then see the woman let
>down her hair, move closer toward the Mariachi, and respond to him
>with a sultry: "hola."
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