Apple has announced that from today the company has expanded its iTunes store to new countries, with both Brazil and Latin America now having access to Apple’s iTunes store. The Latin American countries include Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Venezuela. This expansion marks a significant milestone for Apple as it continues to broaden its global reach and provide more users with access to its extensive library of music, movies, and other digital content.
iTunes Store Launch in Brazil
Apple® today announced the launch of the iTunes Store® in Brazil (www.itunes.com/brazil) with an incredible selection of Brazilian and international music from all the major labels and thousands of independent labels. Launching with a catalog of over 20 million songs, the iTunes Store in Brazil features local artists including Ivete Sangalo, Marisa Monte, and the digital debut of Roberto Carlos’ catalog, available to purchase and download along with a wide range of international artists including the Beatles, Rihanna, Coldplay, and thousands more.
The launch in Brazil is particularly noteworthy due to the country’s rich musical heritage and vibrant music scene. Brazilian users will now have easy access to a vast array of local music, which includes genres such as Samba, Bossa Nova, and MPB (Música Popular Brasileira). This move is expected to boost the visibility of Brazilian artists on a global platform, providing them with new opportunities to reach international audiences.
Expansion Across Latin America
The expansion of the iTunes Store to other Latin American countries is equally significant. Countries like Argentina, Chile, and Colombia have their own unique musical traditions and contemporary music scenes. For instance, Argentina is known for its Tango music, while Colombia is famous for Cumbia and Vallenato. By making the iTunes Store available in these regions, Apple is not only catering to the diverse musical tastes of Latin American users but also promoting cultural exchange through music.
In addition to music, the iTunes Store in these countries will offer a wide range of movies, TV shows, and other digital content. This will provide users with a comprehensive entertainment experience, allowing them to enjoy their favorite content on their Apple devices. The availability of such a vast library of content is expected to drive the adoption of Apple products in these regions, further solidifying Apple’s presence in the global market.
Moreover, the inclusion of thousands of independent labels in the iTunes Store catalog is a significant advantage for emerging artists. Independent musicians often struggle to gain visibility and reach a wider audience. By featuring their music on a platform as popular as iTunes, these artists will have a better chance of being discovered by new listeners, both locally and internationally.
You can find out more information about these new iTunes stores in Latin America and Brazil over at Apple.
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