In the first case, there are a total of 24 lists of the most diverse musical genres, such as urban music (indie, reggaeton, trap, electronic or rap), more traditional genres (folk, cançó d’arrel or songwriting) or the most rock and pop subgenres, as well as other African-American genres such as jazz, soul, rock-and-roll, ska, reggae, and Latin rhythms.
On the other hand, the lists by moments, which were born at the beginning of the confinement, have seven compilations that connect the songs with different moments of the day: to wake up, raise the spirits, cook, play sports, relax and find calm, celebrate and dance and sing.
The themes group four lists: 8M (feminist themed), Valencian Pride (LGTBI theme), Christmas carols and nursery rhymes.
The project ‘Music, València!’ It is completed with a compilation of news that will be updated periodically in order to keep the lists up to date, with the incorporation of new songs, the council has indicated in a statement.
The Councilor for Resource Management, Luisa Notario, highlighted that there are 36 lists that “demonstrate the vitality of the music sung in Valencian.” “We want to bring these songs to all the residents of the city, whether they already know them or have yet to discover such a wonderful world,” he said.
MULTIPLATFORM LISTS
This project, initially conceived on Spotify, is also available open on YouTube. In fact, the lists have been exported to the video channel to reach a “more diverse” audience. In addition, on YouTube you can enjoy a playlist with more than a hundred songs in karaoke version of groups and singers such as La Fúmiga, Samantha, Txarango or Manel.
The Cabinet’s profile on Spotify, with more than a thousand followers, has become a “reference for the public and the groups and singers themselves”, who have an exhibitor at their disposal to spread their creations.
In addition, the Cabinet of Linguistic Normalization will begin to disseminate “soon” the lists in different public spaces of the city. For this purpose, it is planned that they will be signaled through QR codes in parks, gardens, beaches, bus stops, libraries or municipal buildings.
The Cabinet will offer these resources to a wide variety of private establishments, such as bars and cafes, shops with piped music or sports centers.
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