Our stories
Although Alzheimer's disease has no cure yet, having an early diagnose can change dramatically the lives of many who suffer from this problem and their families.
"Our Stories" is a project with real patients from the Alzheimer's Association that aims to help others to recognize the signs, to find the courage and the right words to talk about it before it's too late.
Made with Galaxy
To celebrate Heritage Month in the U.S. and the launching of the new Galaxy Note 10, we created a visual campaign through a unique perspective.
10 Latinx immigrant artists or from immigrant families, created 10 different art pieces by only using a Galaxy Note 10 and expose them on the streets of NY during the whole month.
Through OOHs and social media content, we launched each piece as a portrait of today's culture and diversity in America.
Made with Galaxy
To celebrate Heritage Month in the U.S. and the launching of the new Galaxy Note 10, we created a visual campaign through a unique perspective.
10 Latinx immigrant artists or from immigrant families, created 10 different art pieces by only using a Galaxy Note 10 and expose them on the streets of NY during the whole month.
Through OOHs and social media content, we launched each piece as a portrait of today's culture and diversity in America.
"Bieninchismo"
"Malinchismo" is a word Mexicans use when they prefer foreign products over national products just because they come from another country. "Mal" is the Spanish word for "Bad".
"Bieninchismo" is a movement to support national things and a new way to see Mexico's products and talent. "Bien" is the Spanish word for "Good".
"Bieninchismo"
"Malinchismo" is a word Mexicans use when they prefer foreign products over national products just because they come from another country. "Mal" is the Spanish word for "Bad".
"Bieninchismo" is a movement to support national things and a new way to see Mexico's products and talent. "Bien" is the Spanish word for "Good".
"The Rise of a Fan"
For the 2026 World Cup, Walmart wanted to be part of the party. But as a non-sponsor, we couldn’t play the same game as the big brands with official sponsorships and rights.
While other brands were reaching for the rising stars and biggest names on the pitch, we decided to do the opposite.
We found a player who, for the first time in his professional career, wouldn’t be at the World Cup. Instead, he was going to experience it like the rest of us: as a fan.
Former Liverpool, Atlético de Madrid, and Barcelona striker, and one of the greatest strikers in the history of Uruguay’s national team: Luis Suárez.
And because this was his first time on the other side of the game, we signed him to prove that even the most rookie fan could pull off an incredible World Cup watch party—with Walmart making it easy.
Like any superstar signing, we announced him with a press conference. Then came a social teaser where he swapped his iconic No. 9 jersey for a No. 12—the number of the fans.
And finally, we followed his transformation from superstar to superfan in his very own documentary series, as he learned how to do what millions of us do every World Cup: become a fan.
Trailer Series
