Sony Music Latin-Iberia Highlights Roster Success with Amaia and Carlos Vives
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
Amaia and Carlos Vives received promotion from Sony Music, and their album debuted on the Billboard chart. Sony Music Latin-Iberia also noted that Romeo Santos and Prince Royce's collaborative album Better Late Than Never reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Tropical Albums chart.
From billboard.com
Why it matters
Sony Music Latin-Iberia stated that its greatest achievement has been building a deeper and more versatile ecosystem around its roster of artists. The chart success of acts like Amaia and Carlos Vives confirms the company's ability to develop successful projects for its roster.
From billboard.com
Who's involved
- AmaiaSpanish singer and pianist promoted by Sony Music
- Carlos VivesColombian singer promoted by Sony Music and listed on the company's roster
- Better Late Than NeverAlbum that debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Tropical Albums chart
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The entities involved
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Amaia
Spanish singer and pianist
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Carlos Vives
Colombian singer
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