Animated Image, Jingle and Synchrony: An Audiovisual Combination for the Television Advertising Memory of the Sixties
Abstract
Commercial advertising in the 1960s found with the irruption of television in our country the best medium for the promotion of brands through the synchronous use of the animated image and a sung musical theme, the jingle. Starting from this premise, through a methodology of musical analysis, the main objective of this article is to demonstrate how the use of both visual and sound elements were decisive for the target audience to easily remember the product that was being promoted on television.
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