Smurf up near Marbella - Branding a Town

If you are looking for a family day out with a difference,  near Marbella? Visit the World's first Smurf Village.  Located off the Ronda Road in a town called Júzcar, you can still take the chance to visit following a surprise pre-christmas vote.

In June 2011, Sony Pictures took the bold decision to paint the whole of this traditional 'pueblo blanco' of Júzcar, a vivid smurf blue as part of the launch campaign for The Smurfs 3D.  The film was one of the surprise hits of the summer, despite mixed reviews, opening to $35.6 million and earning more than $75 million in its first 10 days;  success in part attributed to this real 3D branding campaign.

The Smurfs or "Los Pitufos" in spanish,  were given their new 'home' when Jùzcar was chosen to be the host location for the film's premiere. As part of the arrangement with the local residents,  Sony promised to return the city to its traditional white once filming was completed at the end of 2011. The 175 buildings took a dozen painters and over 1,000 gallons (approx. 4,000 litres)  of blue paint to be transformed into a phenomenal spectacular within the Malaga mountains. Even the church was transformed, and every detail was accounted for.

images and some article facts sourced from:- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/18/smurf-town-juzcar_n_879834.html#s294451

Now,  in a pre-christmas referendum, the 221-strong population took a vote to decide the future of the town and a majority of 141 residents (64%) opted to keep the Smurf branding.  The town will remain with its bright blue after enjoying a huge boost in tourism, ordinarily expecting less than 300 visitors during an average summertime , last year they received a staggering 80,000 visitors.  This improved level of tourism (and resulting profits)  will hopefully continue throughout 2012 bringing new sources of revenue to the local area and local businesses which can then be boosted again the following year in 2013,  because we hear already that Sony's Smurfs 2 will be released on August 2, 2013. 

For directions to visit from Marbella to Júzcar please see:  http://g.co/maps/6u5wk

HAPPY NEW YEAR from PUDDING CREATIVE

images and some article facts sourced from:- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/18/smurf-town-juzcar_n_879834.html#s294451

PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT -BRANDING, RE-BRANDING and MARKETING

What makes a good development in 2011?  With the property market as fierce as its ever been,  how do developers set their product to the top of your search for a new property. 

The very simple answer is: BRANDING 

And how do customers know it's your brand that they want?...MARKETING. 

Pudding Creative - Precedents & Moods - Branded development presentation

Property buyers and investors are incredibly well informed and they do not need to be spoon fed ideas,  they know what they are looking for and the reasons why. Whether that means the cheapest,  or the biggest or the most exclusive; every buyer or investor is looking for something unique. So the key to marketing your particular development, as with any product, is therefore to answer the question:  'Who are you? And what does your brand offer that makes you and your development special?'

Alila Villas - Uluwatu

The most successful application for branding a development is to construct creative BRANDED ARCHITECTURE because this allows each developer to express 'who they are' in every aspect of their product;  from the automation of the entrance gates,  the height of the front door,  the width of the staircase, the sound that feet make on the floor, right through to the choice of flowers on the reception table. Every detail of a development sends a message to your clients about 'who you are' and what your property offers. Many of these signals are received instinctively and therefore are subconscious, but it is these emotional responses in particular, which as a developer you should hope to arouse.

We find that when designing fully branded developments from conception,  the choice of construction  plays the first role in describing who that developer is and here begins the reinforcement of your brand awareness for example, taking into consideration ecological and social factors. Are these important messages for your company,  does your company pride itself on sustainability?

Armani Branded Hotel - Dubai

Branded architecture is therefore the ideal development scenario because the property marketing becomes inherent, almost invisible as your brand becomes a three-dimensional representation of your company. If this ethos is carried through the entire construction process, it may appear to go unnoticed when clients view your completed development however it is these key points which shape an overall emotional reaction to your project and therefore influences any purchasing or investment decision.  In these climates,  buyers do not make split second decisions , over-demand does not force sales and the competition has much to offer so every step you can take towards reinforcing their confidence in 'who you are' is a step closer to an investment. Collaborating with an independent brand to endorse your product has also become a popular approach at the most exclusive end of the development market,  such as including a Versace interior in your villa Versace interior design or creating a commercial partnership with an international brand such the  Armani Hotel in Dubai, located in the Burj Khalifa the results of which have seen some truly breathtaking developments constructed.

In many instances however, it is not possible to consistently brand or co-brand a development from concept to completion because it can be necessary to reassess what your brand can deliver. This can happen after the site works have been begun either because the market has changed during the construction period, your initial branding was insufficient or misplaced.  Equally, you may have purchased a development which has been constructed by others which you wish to transform or you wish to redirect to your existing brand. In these situations, the potential to brand or re-brand is therefore very important.  It is quite possible to successfully brand an existing development or business from scratch to create a completely new product and costs can vary or can be formulated to suit an available budget, depending on the stage and complexity of the project.  Re-branding, on the other hand as the name suggests, is a process applied to an existing brand by taking all of the strongest elements and discounting the weaker ones,  to create a new generation of that brand, more adept to the current market and era.

We have recently had the pleasure of working with Ros y Falcón,  a Spanish property developer based predominately on the Costa del Sol for residential properties and for office developments and industrial warehousing in Madrid. The company remains a family business which has grown over the past 30 years into one of the largest developers in the region, having sold over 3000 residential properties. Their success stems from their choices of locations, understanding of their marketplace,  clear building strategy and continued attention to their brand.

Since starting in 1974,  Ros y Falcón have set out to produce luxury residences of the highest quality and pride themselves on the quality of their product and their commitment to their clients,  boasting an enviable 95% customer satisfaction, notably high for the development industry.

Lucas Ros, Managing Director explains “My father established this business when the area was a fishing village, and frightened the town hall with his project ideas. I am extremely proud of the developments we construct. I have taken a photograph from every single balcony to show customers exactly what they would be purchasing,  not a professional shot,  a real amateur picture so that we were entirely transparent and prove that the spectacular views were really true and not just stock images. It was time for the next phase of modernizing the image on the company.”

During the World's recent financial crisis,  Spain has been hit very hard. Of the 80,000 real estate agents that were operating in the summer of 2006,  just 25,000 remained by 2009,  (source: La Vanguardia via www.spanishpropertyinsight.com) and at the beginning of 2011 over a third of those property related businesses had closed.  Despite this, Ros y Falcón has remained true to their brand and as a result, continued to sell their developments from Cadíz to Málaga, culminating most recently, in their decision to commence re-branding works.

Re-branded billboard for one of Ros y Falcón's property developments - Marina de la Alcaidesa

“With confidence being lost in the Spanish market, customers are looking for more reassurance from local developers that they are in safe hands and we felt it was important to demonstrate to our clients that we remain strong and our product is of a consistently high standard. The public is well aware that many companies still appearing on billboards have actually closed down. We had to place a strong message that we are here,  alive and kicking”  Simon Boxus, Commercial Sales Director

Ros y Falcón Regional Sales Office, Puerto de la Duquesa

The re-branding works consist of a complete refurbishment of the regional sales office in Puerto de la Duquesa,  new signage,  fresh billboards,  interior upgrades and new promotional materials. The appearance of the RF brand has been evolving throughout the lifetime of the company and the key has always been to focus on 'who they are'.  All of the more typical 'promotional' aspects of their marketing are being cleared away in favour of entirely transparent and personal material, previously popular stock imagery is being replaced by 'real' photographs of their completed developments, text is being shortened to explain clear and concise messages and clients are offered the opportunity to arrange viewings and purchases directly from the developer. The new designs show a professional solidity and by undertaking this re-branding process,  RF send a message to both their new and existing clients  'we are continuing to invest in our product because we believe in what we do'.
( ROS Y FALCÓN WEBSITE) .

The BEST MARKETING you can have is your product itself,  the challenge is often to be able to SEEK OUT what's unique about your product and TELL the market clearly that you're there.  
The Property Investor Show & OPP Live is being held 13th-15th October 2011 at ExCel London.  There will be a vast array of developers and investors there competing so it will be interesting to see which get heard and why. Jenny Seed,  Pudding Partner,  will be appearing on the panel for "The Marketing Masterclass. Do you know how to do it properly? How to research, plan, implement, get buy-in and measure success?" It is scheduled for Friday 14 October, at 15.15hrs  If you would like to to meet with Jenny during the event and discuss your development project in person, please contact us on +34 667 714 346 for an appointment (limited availability).

THE PROPERTY INVESTOR SHOW & OPP LIVE: 13-15th OCTOBER LONDON

Our thanks go to Ros y Falcón - for further information about their properties,  please see the ROS Y FALCÓN WEBSITE or you can call the Regional Sales Office on  (+34) 952 892 805.

Pudding Creative offer unique branding services for the property and development industry,  including  investment feasibility packages, architectural design and strategies, creative property development branding and a wide range of exclusive property marketing materials.

A Brand called MARBELLA

In 1954, Prince Alfonso von Hohenlohe converted his family farmhouse into the Marbella Club Hotel. And so, a brand was born. 

Prince Alfonso was a visionary who was enchanted by this particular spot of Southern Spain. The Marbella Club grew from just 19 bedrooms, one suite, a dining room and a bar to today’s total of 84 rooms, 34 suites, a spa, Beach Club Buffet, Grill, the MC Café and a golf course. In addition, the area around it received such great demand that it became known as the “Golden Mile” (a part of this having been named Bulevar Principe Alfonso Von Hohenlohe) and Marbella has evolved into a magnet for the exclusive. www.marbellaclub.com

Prince Alfonso’s vision of “Marbella” has withstood time. But it has also withstood the highs and lows of the tabloid coverage. As with any of the world’s top brands, barely a month goes by when the UK press does not report a controversy of some kind – the incidences of boom receive nearly as much attention as those occurrences of bust. Yet the truth is that through it all, an influx of luxury tourism continues to secure Marbella’s position as one of the world’s most desired locations.

Prince Alfonso’s utter enthusiasm for Marbella also aided many successful property deals for his elite associates. And over the years many other entrepreneurs have emulated his real estate prowess with a market of high profile clients. Nick Stuart founded Spanish Hot Properties 4 years ago and his passion for the area abounds. He says “Over recent years, people have started to come to Marbella looking for a country in crisis. Of course, in these economic times there are deals to be made, but as a comparison, you do not go to Mayfair seeking bargain basement properties. Marbella has a history that stems from the days of the Marbella Club. And there are still plenty of people who have an emotional link with the area, born from their own family backgrounds. Marbella has always attracted the rich and famous and so, this creates a self-fulfilling phenomenon. Of course, the climate (a full 4º warmer in winter than any other area of Spain) and the locals help – you could not wish for friendlier neighbours than the Andalucians”.
(Marbella Property)

The Marbella Arch was constructed 18 years ago, though is now the subject of controversy as it has been dismantled due to new road infrastructure.

Marbella’s popularity increased from the 60’s thanks to improvements in the infrastructure with motorways stretching as far as Alicante. In fact, as head of the Costa del Sol Promoters’ co-operative, Prince Alfonso himself lobbied the installation of improvements for the road systems, airports and water supply (also the conference and exhibition centre which spurred the growth of Torremolinos as a mass market holiday destination). Whilst local life did slow in the mid seventies due to the first large-scale recession, it gained rapid pace once again in the 80’s as property demand from Northern Europe outstripped supply. Requirement was further fuelled by an increase in the native Spanish market as the country began its evolution into one of Europe’s most modern. Málaga airport is still undergoing major renovations today and connects to over 60 destinations worldwide with approx 13 million passengers per annum.

Again Marbella demonstrated a brand strength that many top companies attempt to imitate in today’s business. Get the core appeal right, create a buzz and then make sure that the infrastructure works to maintain the demand. 

Ian Waudby has worked in Marbella since 1989 and has run the highly successful real estate development company, Crest Homes, for many years. In 2010 he joined forces with Spanish Hot Properties to make the most out of the evolving demands of the area. Throughout his experience Ian has witnessed the cyclical nature of the area first-hand. His company also boasts an impressive list of exclusive properties and a clientele including “A” list celebrities. He says, “The target market is always moving, but it is always there. When I started out in business here you had a strong retirement market, nowadays the younger “bling” market is much stronger.” Ian also adds that he believes that “the end of 2011 to end of 2013 will be the best “harvest” years for the opportunistic investor in Marbella”.

Whilst the savviest marketeers do indeed understand that the most successful products appeal to the heart, not the mind (source: businessweek.com) it is always a mistake to overlook the core science of what the product aims to achieve. Luckily this isn’t something that Marbella has ever had to worry about. The sunny weather is generally constant, the hotels, restaurants and beach clubs are glamorous  and the celebrities just keep coming…

Kyra Dawson in her article Brands of Emotion agrees … “If a name can evoke the security sensation of that phrase "satisfaction guaranteed", then you've got a winner.” We think that sums Marbella up quite nicely.

If you would like to learn more about how to create a brand that can withstand the test of time, contact Pudding Creative.

PUDD FILE: INTERNATIONAL BRANDING - The power of the BILLBOARD and other printed marketing ideas

Following a period of super exciting digital presentation work this summer, we at Pudding are delighted to also be working on a series of printed material and signage including billboard designs to support a rebranding campaign and we thought we would share a few of the images that we have collected as part of our design studies. Just goes to show that old school style printed advertising is still very much at the forefront of international marketing and design for many brand giants.  Here's a selection of our favourites which both deliver an incredibly powerful message and a few smiles.

Brilliant use of the limits of a given billboard space by Formula Toothpaste

Billboards can have a life after dark - Eskom

Not to be confined by the extents of  a billboard  - love the shoelace touch! by Woodland

Frame it...from one of the world's leading brands PSP - one of a series of ingenious roadside advertising campaigns

And frame it again... here promoting the regeneration of  an dying art form - the handwritten letter from Eesti Post
- we say long live the post!

and when a roadside billboard is just not enough,  build yourself a bridge...Adidas

...or if you can't have a billboard at all,  why not use your building instead? who said size doesn't matter?  

...very subtle advertising from Heineken on this construction site - look closely

...and the not so subtle ....from Abercrombie & Fitch - what can i say?

but if you don't have a billboard,  a building or a construction site, all is not lost (advert by Ché)

There are many unexpected opportunities for printed marketing campaigns even in this digital age - all you need is a little out of the box thinking and you can transform some of the most unexpected places into a dynamic advertising hubs
(Bus shelter promotion for Real Hiphop.com.br)

If you'd like to know more about our current projects and our unusual range of branding, creative design and marketing services,  please drop us an email here CONTACT US or give us a call on +34 667 714 346 and we'd love to say hello. Thank You!
compilation by Pudding Creative

Guey, the way forward in Marbella

Güey Restaurant & Skybar in Nueva Andalucia, Marbella (comfortably close to the hustle and bustle of Puerto Banús) plays venue to so many personal and professional events in Southern Spain that it has become a permanent fixture in the PuddingCreative calendar. For a start, it is the Mecca of the professional networker having regularly played host to Tweet Marbella, the Costa Business Club and the Women in Business. But it also embraces the international culture of its cosmopolitan location with a range of lively Swedish, Mexican, Spanish and English themed evenings

But what is it that makes Güey so irresistible? According to their website it is a repertoire of fresh, creative cuisine. Favourites include sushi, pumpkin soup with langostinos and honey glazed lamb ribs. But the fine dining experience tells only a small part of the story. One of the reasons that it is so perfect for social events of any type, is the vibrant ambience combined with a large, split-level, open-plan floor space. The more formal restaurant leads easily into the contemporary cocktail skybar that flows onwards to the terrace which provides a tropical atmosphere in which to enjoy a multitude of nightcaps. Of course, the flexible layout means that any evening can also be arranged in reverse, with one (or more) aperitifs enjoyed amongst the chic landscaping at the rear of the venue and onwards for dinner.

And wherever in Güey you find yourself seated, you still get to enjoy cool tunes played live by a choice of artists, selected each month – generally a blend of modern jazz and soul that complements the ultra stylish surrounds.

But none of this mentions one of Güey’s most exclusive features which is located below the floorboards of the restaurant area with only one portal window providing a sneak preview to something very special. Güey offers a unique underground wine-tasting cellar that provides connoisseurs with a choice of tipples from Spain, France, California, Australia, South Africa and Chile. 

Not many venues proffer a setting that can equally accommodate the needs of a couple seeking a romantic evening or a large group celebration. This ability comes from a talented branding team, including event manager, Johnnie B, who has brought his experience from some of the coolest restaurants and bars of New York and adapted it to suit the desires of the local market on the Costa del Sol.

Johnnie B runs a series of new and interesting events throughout the seasons that maintain Güey’s fresh buzz (including many opportunities to savour some of the 50 different varieties of tequila). And so, it should be of no surprise that Friday 5th August will see the Mr. and Miss Málaga Pageant, 2011. The glamourous affair, which will attract nearly 250 people, will consist of the perfect combination of fine bodies and fine food (a . All provided for just 59€.

This is a venue that has been perfected by those who love good food, good drink and good company. And so do we! – Güey Restaurant & Skybar receives our highest recommendation...


For more information on the
Mr. and Miss Málaga Pageant, 2011

Gala Dinner

Friday 5th August, 2011

9pm til late

contact Nicky at nicky@gueybanus.com

Restaurante Güey,  Plaza de las Orquiedeas,
4, 29660 Nueva Andalucía, Marbella

Reservations:  + 34 952 929 250


All Güey events can be viewed on the Güey website www.gueybanus.com




If your business is in need of a little brand innovation, then contact Pudding Creative for a unique marketing and design campaign that suits your budget.

Generation Computer Savvy

Over the past couple of decades, there has been a marked transition between the benefit of computer usage in work and the absolute necessity of it. In fact, computer usage is today, quite simply, a necessity not just for work or play but, for life.

And It is a given that the future generations will, of course, be more technically advanced. But, just as we used to checkout the local playgrounds, youth clubs and social networks, parental responsibilities should now also include an awareness of life within a laptop. Your child should be given the tools to type accurately (just as we were taught to write neatly), source information, organize photos, meet inspiring people and even create podcasts or websites. But there is a need for boundaries which pushes parents to grow alongside their child.

I know that it was my actions as a youth that pushed own parents (who had no general need for I.T. usage in everyday life) to get “online” when I went travelling. Having no intention of spending money on costly telephone calls, they would have to logon to the internet to find out where in the world I might be. Today, more than 10 years later I still live in a different country and now it is a need to hear about their grandchild that urges them to boot up most evenings. 

It is said that 90% of children between the ages of 5-17 years access a computer. And 60% of those children are surfing the internet. But what exactly are they doing? Well, if they are doing things correctly they could be aiding their visual and gross motor skills, cognitive development, reaction times and generally increasing their IQ levels. Many studies have even found that preschoolers benefit hugely from an awareness and interactivity with computers.

Source
 

Wii gets children and parents off of the sofa and active

The new generation children has been born in technological world and both schooling and employment opportunities revolve around a savvy computer knowledge. "Learning how to use a computer has become as important as writing and reading in the classroom," says Alison Lane, an assistant professor of occupational therapy at Ohio State University.

And the hardware and software companies out there are keen to support our younger generations. The Nintendo Wii has proven results in assisting autistic children to develop hand-eye co-ordination – computer manufacturers had a clear understanding that gaming should no longer be sedentary and instead should be sociable and energetic.

Apple Mac has always styled its operating systems to aid teaching and it pays attention to special needs with voiceover and screen magnification functions – it even offers discounts for educational purchases. Their iPod touch has helped to improve literacy. And Greene County USA has even reported higher attendance rates since introducing a more Mac-based curriculum.

"I'm a Mac" and "I'm a PC" ad for kids

Computer usage for our generation and the generations to come is no longer a matter for debate. It’s here and it does affect our personal and professional relationships. But what’s more, with the opportunities for sharing holiday snaps, instant messaging and even making websites, it can be fun!

Apple Macs offer the most conclusive in-built software packages that motivate and encourage students of all ages. For more information on how to make the most of your Apple Mac contact Justin Menchen at Marbella Mac Solutions.

www.marbellamacsolutions.com

Operation Google Chrome

If you listen closely, you'll be able to hear the buzz of something new coming together from Google HQ,  along with the A-Team style  moment where the barn doors fly open and they cry  "CHECK THIS OUT"...

Google has taken the realm of search engines into a new league - it is the police force of the online community and as latest statistics show that 60% of the UK access the internet every day (with Google usage reportedly reaching 90%), that is an awful lot of power.

In general, we have accepted that people no longer "search the internet". Instead we simply "GOOGLE" it.

This isn't to say that Google has reached the topspot without a lot of effort. Google has stayed on the top thanks to the tireless updating and optimisation its own algorithms that produce consistently better search results. Now, in response to all of this hard work, Google has put itself in the indisputable position of RULEMAKER. Any website that does not follow its lead will be punished.

Google Chrome was launched in September 2008 and became instantly popular. It has now been independently verified as the swiftest of all of the internet browsers and has one of the most user-friendly interfaces.

And now, we have the Google Chromebook. Not only does Google provide the software, but they are quite keen to make sure that your hardware is up to scratch too!
But why do Google feel that it is necessary to have their own notebook? Well, if ALL of life revolves around the internet, why do you need anything else? Let's just make it quicker, easier and much more beautiful. This simplification of "e-life" means that internet access and searching is quicker than ever (8 second start-up) and virus risk is greatly reduced. It also includes apps for contacts, calendars, music, photos and text editing. And should you ever lose your Chromebook, all of your information will still be stored and can immediately be accessed from a different notebook.

So, what do the reviews say? Is this a step too far for Google? Well, no, the power of an established brand can never be underestimated. And this is a good example of a brand flexing its ample muscles at the  growing number of people who 90% of the time,  do little outside of their email, facebook, twitter or apps. But we Puddingers couldn't function without our other supporting programs as presumably all design based companies will say, so we will be applauding this ballsy launch from afar, and wait to see how it develops.

For more information about the power of the brand, please contact Pudding Creative.
Tel: 667714346 Email. hello@puddingcreative.com Web. http://www.puddingcreative.com/

PUDD FILE : LA SALA – Super chic bar restaurant – Puerto Banus, Marbella

La Sala in Puerto Banus brings you ‘the ultimate social and dining experience, day and night’ (or so their website states) so we went to check them out. And you know what...we think they're right!

Now this is a super chic bar-restaurant definitely worth a look. Located adjacent to the bull ring, by the Kristina Szekley's offices, you cant miss the umbrella-ed timber deck as you drive past, or of course if you're visiting the Saturday market, you’re right next door. Handy! 

The most notable spot to see or be seen, is now the front deck of La Sala which has soft seating, bar stool dining and café style tables. This terrace benefits from sunshine all day until about 6pm (lovely!) so you can enjoy a long lunch and then relax and spend an afternoon in tanning and people-watching heaven. But despite the exquisite level of 'all round beauty' there is no pretence or feeling of clique from either staff or clientele,  which equals a good atmosphere and a wide mix of customers coming to eat and drink.

La Sala, opened at the end of last summer (2010) with two very well attended launch parties (one Spanish,  one International). The owners set out to become one of ‘the’ places to be seen in for a drink and it certainly appears that they are achieving that,  and also in equal measures in the restaurant as bookings need to be made several days in advance, most of the time. Although, they are still maintaining the ability to provide a high quality and an efficient service which is a tough combination to make work.  The key is most likely the intelligent floorplan which creates a good choice of areas set around a central contemporary bar from which to survey the whole room. This enables different atmospheres to sit comfortably side by side,  inside and outside, simultaneiously or privately.

And at the heart of this establishment and the true success of the venue, is the open plan glass kitchen,  where you can watch as your meal is prepared by the La Sala chefs.  The menu is varied, contemporary, clean and fresh including both international and Spanish cuisine. Our meal was served promptly and with a great deal of care afforded in the presentation even during what was a completely full service. Super Tasty!   .

Besides the fact that you can spend an afternoon lounging in the sunshine or spend the night sipping a nice glass of wine at one of La Sala’s events, you really can call this a restaurant.  The food is not secondary to the image and there's a great menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner, for a surprisingly good price and if that’s not enough – they offer free valet parking and they have the most gorgeous waiters (and waitresses) that I have ever seen!!!  x

PUDD rating: 10 / 10

Location	Calle Belmonte, 29660 Marbella, Spain
Hours	Mon - Thurs: 10:00 - 02:00 Fri - Sat: 10:00 - 03:00 Sun: 10:00 - 02:00

Parking

Valet

Phone	(+34) 952 814 145
Website	http://www.lasalabanus.com

The bar & restaurant industry is relying more and more upon their social media advertising and working on establishing a connection with their brand or chain by building a “fan base” on facebook and posting updates and invitations about up and coming events or offers, reaching customers instantly and at very little cost,  but most importantly (as La Sala, Marbella is doing) building up tbrand loyalty in the local area. This is great era of keeping in touch,  so give them a ‘like’ to receive updates 

of their regular music gigs or themed events – follow on facebook.  facebook.com/La-Sala-Puerto-Banus

 

The PUDD FILES are written by Pudding Creative, Marbella based Brand Design & Marketing company specialising in the property industry.  www.puddingcreative.com