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Transcreation.
Same idea.
New cultural voice.

Beyond words.
True to the culture.

English → SpanishMulticultural Adaptation

The discipline

Not simply translated.
Recreated to connect.

Transcreation preserves what makes an idea work—its intent, tone, emotion, humor, and impact—while reshaping it so it feels natural and culturally relevant to a new audience.

My work has included adaptations from English to Spanish, Spanish to English, and for the African American market across television, radio, websites, digital content, and print. The work shown here is only a small sample, focused on English-to-Spanish adaptations.

The words may change.
The idea still has to land.

Selected work

Original and adaptation.
Side by side.

Six examples showing how a campaign can move from English into Spanish while keeping its creative purpose intact and making the execution feel culturally native.

01
Xfinity

Anthem

ENEnglish Original
ESSpanish Adaptation
02
Xfinity Internet

Barber

ENEnglish Original
ESSpanish Adaptation
03
Xfinity Internet

Bolt

ENEnglish Original
ESSpanish Adaptation
04
Xfinity Internet

Heartbeat

ENEnglish Original
ESSpanish Adaptation
05
Xfinity Internet

Rainy Day

ENEnglish Original
ESSpanish Adaptation
06
Tobacco Free Florida

I’m Sorry

ENEnglish Original
ESSpanish Adaptation

Beyond this selection

Across languages.
Across every medium.

01

Language

English to Spanish and Spanish to English, with every choice grounded in how the audience actually speaks and responds.

02

Culture

Adaptations for U.S. Hispanic and African American audiences, shaped around cultural context rather than word-for-word equivalence.

03

Channels

Television, radio, websites, digital content, print, and the many executions required to carry an idea through a complete campaign.

Selected examples

English → Spanish

Broader experience

Spanish → English / African American Market

Media

TV / Radio / Websites / Digital / Print

Focus

Intent / Tone / Cultural Relevance / Emotional Impact

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