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very broad at a time when the trend is music without filters . Of course, in streaming.
The data is clear. Spotify, the world's largest streaming audio platform , held a big urban music party this morning at its offices in Madrid to reveal the platform's results regarding this genre, as well as the change in tastes and trends of the Spanish public.
Listening to urban music has skyrocketed by 44% since 2017 in our country . Federica afghanistan phone number Tremolada, the new general manager for Eastern Europe at Spotify, has revealed that Spain is undergoing a transformation, and the rise of this genre of music is latent. This is largely due to streaming platforms and their influence on the general public.
C. Tangana, Lola Índigo, Mala Rodríguez, Rels B, Recycled J have been some of the artists who have accompanied the company to discuss with them the main keys to Spanish urban music , as well as its impact on the industry and the future of this genre.
There is one overwhelming fact above all: in the last two years, Spaniards have listened to more than 63 billion urban music songs on Spotify. In fact, it is the favourite genre for young people between 18 and 29 years old.
"There is a generational pull," explained the artist C. Tangana, "the strong trend is due to the fact that, in general, urban music has become the popular culture of the entire Universe. The rest of the genres have also been taking advantage of that culture, as happened in the '80s with rock and roll." The truth is that it has given rise to fusions of different genres such as flamenco and urban music, where its greatest exponent today is Rosalía .
urban music
This is the magic of streaming, Spotify has pointed out. This type of platform now brings artists and listeners closer together , as well as discovering new artists with just a click. In Spain, for example, for the first time in history, more people listen to music in Spanish than in English.
The data is clear. Spotify, the world's largest streaming audio platform , held a big urban music party this morning at its offices in Madrid to reveal the platform's results regarding this genre, as well as the change in tastes and trends of the Spanish public.
Listening to urban music has skyrocketed by 44% since 2017 in our country . Federica afghanistan phone number Tremolada, the new general manager for Eastern Europe at Spotify, has revealed that Spain is undergoing a transformation, and the rise of this genre of music is latent. This is largely due to streaming platforms and their influence on the general public.
C. Tangana, Lola Índigo, Mala Rodríguez, Rels B, Recycled J have been some of the artists who have accompanied the company to discuss with them the main keys to Spanish urban music , as well as its impact on the industry and the future of this genre.
There is one overwhelming fact above all: in the last two years, Spaniards have listened to more than 63 billion urban music songs on Spotify. In fact, it is the favourite genre for young people between 18 and 29 years old.
"There is a generational pull," explained the artist C. Tangana, "the strong trend is due to the fact that, in general, urban music has become the popular culture of the entire Universe. The rest of the genres have also been taking advantage of that culture, as happened in the '80s with rock and roll." The truth is that it has given rise to fusions of different genres such as flamenco and urban music, where its greatest exponent today is Rosalía .
urban music
This is the magic of streaming, Spotify has pointed out. This type of platform now brings artists and listeners closer together , as well as discovering new artists with just a click. In Spain, for example, for the first time in history, more people listen to music in Spanish than in English.