Overview of the music industry in Mexico
Summary: The Economic and Commercial Office of Spain in Mexico City presents a first approach to the music market in Mexico, with characteristics and quantitative and qualitative data, indicating the opportunities for the Spanish offer and the keys to access it.
The Mexican music industry is in good health, as reflected in some of the main indicators and its recent evolution. Recorded music revenues have doubled in the last five years, thanks in large part to increased consumption through streaming platforms such as Spotify and YouTube Music. Per capita music consumption is quite high compared to the global average and there are good opportunities for Spanish artists and companies.
Author: Samper Hernández, Javier. Economic and Commercial Office of Spain in Mexico City.
Language(s): Spanish
Year of issue: 2023
Publisher: ICEX España Exportación e Inversiones
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Eight companies are part of the Sounds from Spain delegation at the most important fair for world music.
ICEX and INAEM, under the Sounds from Spain umbrella, support concerts by three Spanish bands: Compota de Mañana, José de los Camarones, and Pipo Romero.
Four bands will be part of the Spanish night at LAMC: Muerdo, Leo Rizzi, Las Ninyas del Corro and Íñigo Quintero
The concert will feature performances from four artists including: Elane, Izaro, Maikel Delacalle and Maruja Limón on July 10th at DROM
Eight companies are part of the Sounds from Spain delegation at the most important fair for world music.
ICEX and INAEM, under the Sounds from Spain umbrella, support concerts by three Spanish bands: Compota de Mañana, José de los Camarones, and Pipo Romero.
Four bands will be part of the Spanish night at LAMC: Muerdo, Leo Rizzi, Las Ninyas del Corro and Íñigo Quintero
The concert will feature performances from four artists including: Elane, Izaro, Maikel Delacalle and Maruja Limón on July 10th at DROM
