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Angela Daun
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Who is the girl in the Honda Mr opportunity paparazzi commercials?
colbie caillat
Who is voice of Mr Opportunity in Honda commercials?
Rob Paulsen
What is the techno song on the Mr opportunity commercial?
gogo power rangers.
Who is the girl in the Toyota mr sandman commercial?
Tayna
What is new song and female artist in new Honda commercial?
From the new Honda CR-V commercial? artist: Mr. Little Jeans, song: rescue song
When was Mr. Opportunity created?
Mr. Opportunity was created in 2004.
Who sings the song in the new Honda CR-V commercial?
Rescue Song (RAC Remix)" from Mr. Little Jeans
Who is mr Honda?
Mr. Honda is the founder of Honda Motor Company who's name is Soichiro Honda.
Who made Honda?
Mr. Honda, who comes from Japan.
Who invented Honda car?
Was it the Japanese man Mr Honda.
The Honda motor company gets its name Honda from?
From what I understand, that was his name. Mr. Honda.
What is the opera music in the new Honda commercial?
'Honda Tenor' IdentifiedIt took effort, but the outcome is a happy one. For a couple of weeks now, I've been trying to get information about singers in the new Honda commercial, an opera scene at first intriguing, then slowly becoming bothersome with endless and frequent repetition. Above all, I wanted to know who is the tenor Mr. Opportunity, as sung by Jonathan Mack portraying Mr. Opportunity, the Honda cartoon character in the commercial - some really impressive, solid high notes.The advertising agency has now come through, and the answer to the tenor question is Jonathan Mack. I am sure Los Angeles audiences are familiar with him, wonder how many TV viewers from the area could identify the voice. Although there appears to be only one soprano in the ad, two have been identified in the scene: Danielle Matrow and Elin Carlson.Next time the commercial comes up - and it will - you can ameliorate irritation-from-repetition by listening to the voices with the knowledge of their identity. You're welcome. Incidentally, Honda has had a variety of musical and operatic settings for commercials, and that's all to the good... up to a point, but not beyond the 40th repetition, on the same station, and often within the same program. When you have a good, effective ad, you don't need to hammer it into brains by force.By Janos Gereben
