
In this Spanish-language YouTube monologue, Mauro Stendel shares a personal feeling of being under‑recognized and jokes about being his own therapist. He then outlines a grassroots marketing initiative he devised for Luna Park: with a $50,000 budget, he invited the public to create wild, low‑cost publicity stunts. Submissions would be posted on a dedicated page where viewers could vote, and the top entries would win cash prizes (the five most‑voted ideas each receiving $10,000). Mauro illustrates the concept with a vivid anecdote about a participant who showed up in underwear holding a flag that read “Noom 7‑4 Luna Park” while shouting slogans to promote the park. The narrative blends self‑reflection, a description of the campaign mechanics, and a concrete example of the kind of creative, guerrilla promotion he encouraged.










