Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Hit Single'
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A 1970's singer can't help but belt out her Dos Equis inspired rendition of "Total Eclipse of the Heart." As she does so, a bartender starts to tally up the nachos and wings she says must go with the beer.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Special Moments: Questions'
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While out fishing a father and son bond over some Dos Equis. During the heart-to-heart, the father tells his son that if he ever has any questions to call the number on the bottle. The son appreciates his dad's gesture and is obviously emotional over the heartfelt exchange.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Comes to the Rescue'
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He's made diamonds using peer pressure alone. He is the most interesting man in the world.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Created in Mexico'
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Upon showing a bubbly closeup, Dos Equis says its beer looks like... beer. But what if the brewer told you its recipe is over 100 years old, created in Mexico by a German brew master? Not just any beer now, is it?
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Keep It Interesante: Lincoln'
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Dos Equis suggests that while enjoying a night out with friends, you could tell the truth, or a slightly embellished version of the truth, to keep things interesting. Appropriately, this advice comes from the beer that Abraham Lincoln kept under his hat.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Keep It Interesante: Since 1897'
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Dos Equis recommends following its lead by telling a better version of the truth. It is, after all, the beer Abraham Lincoln kept under his hat. The "hat beer" was also the only beer served at the Battle of Cinco de Mayo, which could've contributed to the popularity of the Mexican cerveza in Sweden. If you don't want to take the word of Dos Equis, you're encouraged to take it from the company's founder, professional bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Adios Amigo'
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The Most Interesting Man in the World is going out of this world. In his final commercial for the beer maker, actor Jonathan Goldsmith, who played the iconic Dos Equis character for nearly a decade, gets ready for takeoff in his tuxedo. With a band behind him as he walks and a jet fly-by overhead, he does the types of things "The Most Interesting Man in the World" might do to say "Adios, Amigo" to Earth: kissing the cheek of a woman who is standing next to a wildcat; giving his car keys to a mon
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'The Most Interesting Man in the World on Cinco de Mayo'
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The most interesting man in the world attends an intimate Cinco de Mayo party, a romantic setting of glowing lights and people in stylish suits and dresses. He urges you not to rush into cinco but to just start with dos -- Dos Equis, that is.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'The Most Interesting Man in the World Picks Up a Spare'
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The most interesting man in the world will tell you it's not you, it's him...even though it's really him. He'll always knock down all ten pins in bowling, and he can make even the most abstract of art make sense. Best of all, he'll do it while drinking Dos Equis.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Swimming, Sledding, Saving and Surgery'
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The last time he flirted with danger, danger got clingy. His thank you cards have prompted you're welcome cards. He's the most interesting man in the world, and he doesn't always drink beer, but when he does, he prefers Dos Equis.
Dos Equis TV Commercial, 'Memory Foam Mattresses'
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Listen to the Most Interesting Man in the World: Some things mattresses aren't supposed to remember.