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May 6, 2009. After receiving a personal invitation from Mr. Henry Jimenez the musical producer and Co-Producer of the movement of “Esto Es Merengue” the unification of Merengue artists and its community came together at 809, a chic restaurant located in Washington Heights, New York. More than 150 artists and Latin music industry folks showed up to be part of the event. The event is considered a success for the “Esto Es Merengue” movement as more than half of the attendees signed up to become voting members of the Academy and many others submitted their productions to be considered for the Latin GRAMMYS, airing November 5, 2009.
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All present participated in the recording of the “YO SOY MERENGUE” campaign. The campaign is part of the Merengue movement which demonstrates the diversity of Merengue artists and the diversity of the public who loves this genre unified by the same purpose, the love of Merengue. The public happily responded to the news of the launch of TRADIGITIAL MEDIA. A company who has formed a new distribution service for Latino Artists and their market by distributing Latin productions in major retail outlets such as Best Buys, Wal-mart, Target, the traditional Latino stores such as Rincón Musical, the Tenth Avenue outlets etc., international stores and provides digital distribution via the Internet. The companies Co-Founders and owners Manny Berríos, Eric Kahle and Ingrid Mayi we among those who attended the event.
Requirements to be a member of the GRAMMYS:
For those who don’t meet the requirements but are still working in the
industry as managers, booking agents, DJ’s and radio personalities, etc., you
can still become an associate member, and vote in the genre since it is just as
important to have enough voting members to maintain our category valid.
For more information please visit.
www.ESTOESMERENGUE.COM
or
Henry@ESTOESMERENGUE.COM
For more information about TRADIGITAL MEDIA
Ingrid@tradigitalmedia.com
Thank You, Henry Jiménez |
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