In Nuevo León, it’s typical to see advertising on billboards, newspapers, and social media referring to “carnita asada” and beer, but one particular billboard has sparked controversy.
It’s nothing out of the ordinary—the ad simply features a grilled sausage and a beer bottle. However, the “funny” part is that on the back of the billboard, where there’s no advertisement, the sausage is left exposed, causing quite a stir among drivers entering the state of Nuevo León.
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