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si tanto el logo como el registro de origen se da es al tostador que sentido tiene este video? hacer perder el tiempo de esta manera no lo veo prudente

Ufff nunca se me había antojado un café como ahorita!!! Que pedazo de vídeo me encantó!!! Un saludo a todos l@s parcer@s de parte un un mexicano!!! Viva Colombia y su café único en el globo!!!

cuales son tus reded sociales Jimena, necesito seguir aprendiendo de ti 😄

Que belleza de video!

Antes deberian pagarnos por usar su logo tengo un negocio de cafe aca en chicago y tostamos de 10 diferentes paises y puedo decirte que Brazil ,colombia y guatemala son los mas vendidos pr tenemos cafes de Ethiopia,Sumatra Indonesia,Costa Rica Mexico,El Salvador y tostamos y distribuimos para cerca de 35 tiendas y algunss cafeterias en chicago y algunos suburbs.nuestro cafe se llama " taste of Colombia" y con mucho horgullo!

Bello

Hola.hola..acabo de encontrar tu maravilloso video...gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.....sin egoísmo.

Me encanta el café ☕ de nuestra región. Norte de Santander es la cuna del café. ❤

Nos engañaron.

Muy buena información me interesa ponerme en contacto con usted para obtener una asesoría .gracias

Un saludo fraterno desde Popayán!🇨🇴

Juan Valdez café de Colombia

Alguna empresa de cafe en Colombia que yo pueda utilizar el cafe con mi marca?

Excelente explicación..

Mil gracias por está enseñanza, me ha abierto,de cómo potencias mi café, en Venezuela.

¿Por qué no está doblado al inglés?

Q mentire A los cafeteros no nos dan nada d bienestar de ésa enpresa pribadas

Estan muy mal en heráldica,lo que llaman trisngulo son las montañas dei tierra.,ahora no vallan a desir que el ala del sombrero es ona corona de Sanjuan Valdez

Vivo en el huila . Que tostadora hay en mi sona.

Angela Arrieta: cuanto se demora la registration del contrato del tostador con la Federación para poder usar el logo de la Federación? Gracias

C.A.F.E. Colombiano Aromatico Fermentado Especial Mi sueño es crear C.A.F.E. Honey LIBRE y que accesible para todos clases de la sociedad colombiana por cierto el arbol de cafe por si solo merece una dedicatoria mucho masvamplia que el propio cafe..

Que temas tan interesantes para poder enprender en un proyecto con nuestro café.👍

Recomiéndenme un buen cafe en grano para comprar en Bogota!

NO es un burro con un campesino, es una MULA, quien acompaña a Juan Valdez

In this 1999 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Connoisseur", romantic music is heard playing in the background, and a man serves coffee trying to smell and taste at the restaurant. The announcer goes on to say that 100% Colombian Coffee is the richest coffee in the world.👍

This 1999 commercial for Café de Colombia shows a man at a coffee shop.👍

In this 1999 commercial for Café de Colombia entitled "Coffee Shop - Pour", a woman serves coffee to a man by pouring, and puts creamer onto his cup. Music is heard in the background, the announcer says that if your coffee tastes better with better tasting 100% Colombian Coffee.👍

It requires a special advance high mind to put all this together!! Congratulations!!

In this 1995 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Diner", a man stares at the cup that he ordered. In a voiceover, there are some women who are easy to forget after the door shuts, disappearing from halfway down the hall, and they're women like Velma. Sitting there like an itch you can't scratch, and finding yourself in an all-night diner, with tortured thoughts and hazelnut vanilla roast coffee, better make that 100% Colombian Coffee, in which anything else doesn't sound as good. And then, you walk out in the cold.👍

From 1999.👍

From 1987, here's a 15-second version of the 100% Colombian Coffee "Boat" commercial.👍

In this 1994 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Opera", a female opera singer just finished her performance as the audience applauds. The audience leaves the theatre, and they serve Colombian coffee. The theatre curtain opens up, and a female opera singer starts singing again, but all of a sudden, she gasps. The audience is still drinking Colombian coffee, and the theatre was empty, and the female opera singer was gone. The announcer says that 100% Colombian Coffee is the richest coffee in the world, hand-picked by Juan Valdez.👍

In this 1987 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Orient Express"; which first aired in 1986, the announcer says that the orient express is naturally the most luxury treasures in the world, serves the richest coffee in the world. The train stops; and a man tells that we're out of Colombian coffee, subtitles appear onscreen reading: "What? We're out of Colombian Coffee? Back to Paris!", the train goes backwards, and the announcer says that 100% Colombian Coffee is hand-picked by Juan Valdez.👍

From 1989, here's a 15-second of the 100% Colombian Coffee "Waking Up with Juan" commercial.👍

In this 1989 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Gallery", several people are hanging around the gallery, a man walks in announcing that coffee is served, such as Colombian coffee. It turns out that everyone leaves the gallery, and a man closes the door. The announcer says that 100% Colombian Coffee is hand-picked by Juan Valdez, the richest coffee in the world.👍

In this 1987 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Supermarket", a man tells the woman to look for Juan Valdez in a supermarket, it turns out that Juan Valdez and his mule Conchita are in the aisles of the supermarket. The man saw Juan Valdez, which is on every can of Colombian coffee; when you see him, you're getting the richest coffee in the world. The announcer says to look for Juan Valdez and 100% Colombian Coffee, so you can't miss him; this is the first ad to feature an animated version of the 100% Colombian Coffee logo at the end of each commercial. We see the Colombian mountains in green, with Juan Valdez and his mule Conchita behind them, in which Juan finishes drinking. The text "100% Colombian Coffee" appeared in green. Finally, the animated version of Juan Valdez and his mule fade into red, and the text "100% Colombian Coffee" changed from green to red; 100% Colombian Coffee became a sponsor for The Weather Channel in 1990, as part of "This Morning's Weather".👍

In this 1995 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Coffee Bar", several people are waiting in line to get coffee at the coffee bar. The customer tells the businessman to get a double espresso latte half decaf, which is medium foam. The man tells the customer to get an Austrian goat milk cappuccino, with a touch of Madagascar cinnamon. The announcer says the right cup of coffee has become quite complicated unless. The woman wants one, and Juan Valdez is having with his mule Conchita, where he reads the newspaper, and the announcer says that all you want is the richest coffee in the world, just look for Juan Valdez. Slogan: "100% Colombian Coffee, anything else just doesn't sound as good".👍

This 1996 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee features the files of the U.F.O., such as the flying cup and saucer. The files took place in Somerset, Massachusetts at 3:26 PM on October 17, March 4, at 8:29 AM in Seattle, Washington, and July 8, at 12:54 PM in Topeka, Kansas. Earlier today in the classified location, the guys blow it up and super digitize, it turns out that it's not a flying saucer, it's a flying cup and saucer. The announcer says that the sightings of 100% Colombian Coffee are up, just look for Juan Valdez; it's the richest coffee in the universe.👍

In this 1975 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee, the announcer describes in Colombia, South Carolina, Juan Valdez plants a coffee tree, working on it for 5 years before growing his first bean. When the tree is mature, he still works every day to get the single pound of coffee each tree, which produces in a whole year. There are ways to grow coffee, but the one is not growing the easiest coffee in the world, he's growing the richest coffee in the world.👍

In 1994, 100% Colombian Coffee launched the "Ask Juan: Grab Life by the Beans" campaign, in which discriminating coffee drinkers wanted to know; the 30-second black-and-white commercials ran from 1994 to 1995, and it has aired on cable networks. In "Bean Counter", the question asked how many beans are in a pound of coffee, and the answer gives a quote, in which Juan Valdez asks who counts 2000 beans. Slogan (supered): "Grab life by the beans, 100% Colombian Coffee, the richest coffee in the world". Next time will be With or Without?.👍

In this 1995 black-and-white commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Ask Juan: Countdown", the question asked how many brands are in 100% Colombian Coffee, and the answer gives a quote, in which 28 brands should give or take, notice the Juan Valdez signature. Slogan (supered): "Grab life by the beans, Café de Colombia". Next time will be Duck Duck or Goose!.👍

In this 1995 black-and-white commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Ask Juan: Cafeteros", the question asked why Colombian coffee in the richest in the world, and the answer gives Juan Valdez's quote, such as 3,110 hours of sun, 95 chances of rain, volcanic soil, and 350,000 dedicates cafeteros like me!. Slogan (supered): "Grab life by the beans, 100% Colombian coffee, the richest coffee in the world"; Next time will be Espresso or Expresso.👍

100% Colombian Coffee launched the black-and-white "Ask Juan" campaign in 1994, in which discriminating coffee drinkers want to know. The first spot "2000 Beans" asked a question where the rich little beans come from, and the answer comes from a quote that Juan Valdez hand-picked them myself, so you can grab life by the beans. The commercial ends with the text reading onscreen: "Next time: Stirring: clockwise or counter-clockwise?".👍

This 1994 black-and-white commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Classified" showed subtitles appearing onscreen, in which a single male bean is a rich, good taste, not part of the crowd, looking at the bean to share intimacy, in steamy relationship, with discriminating coffee drinker. It wills to stir things up, so you can grab life by the beans, and look for Don Juan Valdez; Slogan (supered): "100% Colombian Coffee, the richest coffee in the world". NOTE: The music was later used in a 1995 100% Colombian Coffee commercial entitled "A Man and a Bean".👍

This 1995 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee is presented in the style of a black-and-white film, which is titled as "A Man and a Bean". In a voiceover, the announcer says that a man and a bean can be seen a shadow of a mule named Conchita. Valdez travels to the Colombian hills in search to grow coffee beans in the fertile fields. The announcer says that it didn't take long for the bean to grow strong, becoming 100% Colombian Coffee; NOTE: The music from the 1994 "Classified" commercial is played.👍

In this 1998 commercial for 100% Colombian Coffee entitled "Sutter and Associates", several people work at Sutter and Associates that compared to Colombian coffee. In a voiceover, the announcer observes that Sutter and Associates turned around, everyone's at the crack of dawn. Profits are up, and they all give bonuses or the upgrade to Colombian coffee. A simple twist can turn things around, so look for Juan Valdez. Slogan (supered): "100% Colombian Coffee, the richest coffee in the world"; NOTE: This is one of the last 100% Colombian Coffee commercials to feature Carlos Sanchez as Juan Valdez, who appeared in Colombian coffee commercials from 1969 to 2006. Sanchez died on December 29, 2018 at the age of 83.👍