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The Vic Live Music Market (MMVV) has opened the call for artistic proposals for its 38th edition , which will be held from September 16 to 20, 2026 in Vic. Applications can be submitted until March 31 through the event's official website. The MMVV will maintain its dual format as a professional market and a festival open to the public , with two programming lines: MMVV Pro Catalan Arts , aimed at industry professionals and focused on premieres and new projects, and MMVV Festival , geared towards the public and distributed across different spaces in the city. The artistic direction will select proposals based on criteria such as artistic identity, creative risk, track record, technical feasibility, and potential for wider exposure . The call for submissions is open to all musical genres except classical music. With this edition, the MMVV reinforces its role as a platform for promoting emerging talent and connecting artists and professionals at the national and international levels.

The artistic call for the Mercat de Música Viva de Vic 2026 is open

The Mercat de Música Viva de Vic (MMVV) is opening its doors to new talent for its 38th edition, which will be held from September 16 to 20, 2026. Until March 31, artists and musical projects of all styles (except classical) can submit their proposals to be part of this festival and professional market that combines live music, business opportunities, and international visibility.

The Ministry of Culture launches a new line of aid to strengthen live music venues

The Ministry of Culture launches a new line of aid to strengthen live music venues

The Ministry of Culture has launched a new funding program aimed at strengthening the role of live music venues as key spaces within the cultural ecosystem. With a budget of one million euros, the initiative seeks to improve infrastructure, promote digitalization, and foster the sustainability and diversity of live music throughout the country.

Universal Music Group and NVIDIA join forces to drive responsible music AI focused on copyright and talent discovery

Universal Music Group and NVIDIA have announced a strategic alliance to advance the development of artificial intelligence applied to music with an ethical, artist-centric approach. The collaboration combines NVIDIA’s advanced AI infrastructure with UMG’s catalog and global expertise to enhance music discovery, optimize creative processes, and enrich the consumer experience, all while maintaining a strong commitment to copyright protection and fair attribution at a pivotal moment for the future of the music industry.

Javier Monsalve, new general director of Performing Arts and Music

The Ministry of Culture has appointed Javier Monsalve as the new Director General of Performing Arts and Music. Monsalve assumes the position with the aim of strengthening the cultural fabric, promoting artistic creation, and reinforcing support for professionals in the sector.

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