Spanish football clubs heavily favor urban music over electronic music, as indicated by research findings.
Party On, Spain: Urban Music Rules the Dance Floors
Hey there! Spain's nightlife scene has a new groove running through it, and it's all thanks to urban music. That's right, one third of the tunes played in Spanish nightclubs are from the urban genre, according to a study by the Society of Authors and Publishers (SGAE) and the National Federation of Entertainment and Spectacle Entrepreneurs, Spain by Night.
So, what's the hottest thing in town? It's none other than reggaeton, which commands a whopping 35.67% of the floor-fillers. Pop comes in a close second with 28.93%, but the low share of electronic music at just 2.70% definitely catches your attention.
Other genres making an appearance include rock, alternative music, reggae, universal or ethnic music, and a smorgasbord of other styles, each squeezing in a piece of the action.
But wait, there's more! This study comes packed with some mind-blowing stats. For instance, 60% of the tracks played in nightclubs never see the light of day on the radio. The diversity of songs played over the last three months of 2024 amounts to 98,000 tracks by 36,000 artists and producers. That's a whole lotta jams!
The study's findings were gathered using a monitoring system developed by BMAT Music Innovators, scrutinizing the tracks played in clubs, bars, and concert halls across the region. It's all about ensuring fair and balanced distribution of copyrights.
On a related note, urban Latin music and reggaeton have been dominating the global music scene, led by artists like Bad Bunny and Karol G. regional Mexican influences, Cuban-Caribbean rhythms, and cross-genre collaborations are also on the rise, making Spain's nightclubs a melting pot of fresh and exciting sounds. So grab your dancing shoes and get ready to boogie! Ёёjoо!
- The urban genre, spearheaded by reggaeton with a 35.67% share, is the most popular music played in Spain's nightclubs, according to a study by the Society of Authors and Publishers (SGAE) and the National Federation of Entertainment and Spectacle Entrepreneurs, Spain by Night.
- The study shows that in addition to reggaeton, other genres such as rock, alternative music, reggae, and universal or ethnic music, are also played in Spanish nightclubs, each contributing to the diverse music landscape.
- Concert halls across the region are abuzz with urban Latin music, led by innovative artists like Bad Bunny and Karol G, and regional Mexican influences, Cuban-Caribbean rhythms, and cross-genre collaborations are on the rise.
- The fashion-and-beauty and food-and-drink scene of Spain's nightlife is also evolving in tandem with its music, making it a comprehensive lifestyle experience for partygoers.
- During the last three months of 2024, a staggering 98,000 tracks by 36,000 artists and producers were played in the clubs, bars, and concert halls of Spain, as per the findings of the monitoring system developed by BMAT Music Innovators, ensuring fair and balanced distribution of copyrights.
