Aflac and its duck reach out to America’s Hispanics: Watch the ad
The 30-second spot titled "Help" or "Ayuda" in Spanish, which is only the second Aflac ad to not also have an English version, shows a woman sitting on a sofa with a broken leg, pondering if she has enough cash on hand to pay her bills, including basic groceries. It features a concerned father, a baby wearing a diaper and the Aflac duck, naturally, injecting its own brand of humor.
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The commercial aired during the Latin American Music Awards last week, which included an appearance by the feathered fowl. It will now appear on Spanish-language networks through the current election season and
"Research indicates a need to provide better education within the Hispanic community about the value of voluntary insurance products,"
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There were 56.6 million Hispanics in
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