AGEDI’S 2026 ODEÓN AWARDS HONOR THE BEST RECORDINGS OF 2025

'MUSIC BY SPAIN' LAUNCHES AS THE INTERNATIONAL PROMOTION OFFICE FOR SPANISH MUSIC

An initiative promoted by the Spanish Music Federation to strengthen the international projection of national talent.

GLOBAL RECORDED MUSIC REVENUES GROW 6.4% AS RECORD COMPANIES DRIVE INNOVATION

THE RECORDED MUSIC INDUSTRY CLOSES 2025 WITH 13.7% RISE

·      All revenue modalities showed an increase in 2025. ·      42% of Spanish population are users of music audio platforms. ·     .

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl named IFPI’s Official Biggest-Selling Global Album of the Year 2025

Tops IFPI Global Album, Album Sales and Vinyl Album ChartsBreaks global vinyl sales record for the fourth consecutive yearA defining release supported by global label investment across formats.

In the IFPI Global Artist Chart, APT. by Rosé and Bruno Mars was crowned the best-selling single of 2025.

First #1 single featuring non-English lyricsA global hit powered by international collaboration and release strategy.

TAYLOR SWIFT NAMED IFPI’S OFFICIAL BIGGEST-SELLING GLOBAL ARTIST OF THE YEAR FOR A SIXTH TIME

       .

BAD BUNNY, ROSALÍA, W SOUND-BEÉLE feat. OVY ON THE DRUMS and ROSÉ feat. BRUNO MARS ARE NUMBER 1 OF THE OFFICIAL MUSIC CHARTS 2025

RECORD LABELS DRIVE GROWTH ACROSS THE EU AND URGE POLICYMAKERS TO GUARD CREATIVITY IN AI ERA

~ IFPI launches its second annual Music in the EU report ~.

OBSERVATORY ON PIRACY AND DIGITAL CONTENT CONSUMPTION HABITS 2024

After nearly a decade of success in reducing all piracy indicators, in 2024 the warnings return and the need to promote new tools to combat this devastating scourge more effectively is confirmed. In 2024.

THE SPANISH RECORDING INDUSTRY 10.4% GROWTH IN THE FIRST HALF OF 2025

•    Streaming consumption continues to account for more than 88.6% of the total market •    The physical market grew by 14.8% in the first half of the year thanks to the.

JOINT STATEMENT BY A BROAD COALITION OF RIGHTSHOLDERS ACTIVE ACROSS THE EU’S CULTURAL AND CREATIVE SECTORS REGARDING THE AI ACT IMPLEMENTATION MEASURES ADOPTED BY THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Representing a broad coalition of European and global authors, performers, publishers, producers and other rightsholder organisations, we wish to formally express our dissatisfaction with the published.