1 · The El Héroe close → flipped
Details left, JOIN US right, the detail lines a third larger, the host mark scaled to match. Live on EL15H-A, EL15H-B, BU06H and the three Spanish twins. In Spanish, SÚMATE now clears the dancer's face — the previous close ran across it. The design and its measurements →
Open, and yours: flipped, the call to action sits where YouTube draws its Skip button for the last 2.5s. Worth one look in the ad account's preview before the buy.
2 · The voiceover → livelier English, English brand name in Spanish
English keeps every approved word and gains a warmer delivery — no tags, nothing trimmed. Spanish now says Arden Fair in English, lifted from the approved English take. The reads →
The tag experiment is recorded there too: the model that reads tags paces this voice 25–40% slower, so tags cost words. It produced the finding, not the deliverable.
3 · EL15P-C / EL15S-C → built
La Tarde's graphics on the fifteen — the carousel as a film — now a delivered variant in both languages. How the structure was chosen →
4 · Arts & Crafts → unchanged
The sugar-skull tray stays. The three alternates remain in that card's Versions dropdown.
5 · “INTERACTIVE” on card 3 → stays off
The copy table carries it as an eyebrow; the approved card runs without it, and the approved card is what runs. Decided, not overlooked — recorded here so it is not “fixed” later.
6 · A correction you did not ask for
The Spanish close card read “SÚMATE AT arden fair” — the builder used the English preposition instead of the copy table's. It now reads EN. That re-versioned EL15P-B-ES and EL15S-B-ES; the previous cut is one click away in Versions.