Adidas
Radio Colores
Six-Month Campaign

Where Fútbol, Music and Latinidad Meet

Adidas and My Code created a six-city cultural platform celebrating the many sounds, stories and identities of Latinidad.

Three people smiling inside a vibrant market decorated with colorful papel picado banners; the person on the left holds a framed picture and text about a 1996 comeback.

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Adidas wanted to connect fútbol with the broader cultural identities of Latino fans across distinct U.S. cities.

Two people sitting on chairs facing each other with microphones, recording a podcast or interview in a colorful bodega-themed studio with shelves of products, neon signs, and a banner reading 'es un sentimiento' and 'radio colores.'Three smiling people standing in front of colorful papel picado banners; man on left with dreadlocks, woman in center with long dark hair, man on right holding a soccer ball wearing an Adidas sweatshirt; text reads Radio Colores & adidas Fútbol Society Elevate Fútbol & the Culture Around It.Young man with tousled brown hair smiling and sitting with crossed arms in front of a microphone in a casual indoor setting.

My Code created Radio Colores as a six-part, podcast-style video platform hosted by Jessica Flores, giving distinct U.S. Latino communities a voice through music, fútbol and personal storytelling across Reels, Stories, YouTube and editorial.

1.9M+

Video Views

11x

Average Reaction Rate

3x

More engagement than sports content on Remezcla’s feed

Sources: Campaign wrap reports; Meta Business Manager; YouTube Analytics; My Code publisher analytics

Content + Storytelling

Growth Audience Media