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Gatorade: The Weight Of The Jersey


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Gatorade has once again reaffirms its commitment to promoting sport by sponsoring four of the teams competing in Australia and New Zealand. Gatorade promotes inclusion in sport. This time, the brand unveils its sponsorship of the women's national football teams of Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia and Canada in its latest international campaign, highlighting the role of sweat in great physical challenges. Gatorade accompanies the athletes through every drop shed, ensuring rapid rehydration and recovery in the moments when it's all or nothing. The campaign, developed by the agency ISLA São Paulo, portrays the responsibility that every athlete feels when wearing their country's jersey. In these moments of pressure, only preparation, teamwork and leaving every drop of sweat on the pitch can lighten the weight that comes with the honour of wearing the national jersey. Gatorade accompanies and encourages every athlete before, during and after every match.
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Client

Marketing Director Martin Watson

Marketing Director Gonzalo Chigo

Marketing Manager Alvaro Ascenzo

Marketing Director Alfredo Della Savia

Marketing Manager Jorge Natteri

Brand Manager Ana Guimarães

Agency

Chief Executive Officer Martin Montoya

Planning Director Marcus Freitas

Project Manager Juliana Silva

Community Manager Alice Rosa

Head of Production Coqui Gimenez Uriburu

Production

Art Director Aureliano Gentile

Costume Designer Greta Ure

Post Production / VFX Primo

Editor Paula Baialardo

Colourist Alejandra Lescano

Coordinator Seba López

Music / Sound Porta Estudio

Music / Sound Papa Music

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