AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFestival circuit: Medellín hosts Colombia’s first Electric Daisy Carnival on Oct. 10–11, bringing the global dance festival to Atanasio Girardot Stadium. Travis Scott, Charli xcx and Sombr lead Estéreo Picnic’s 2027 bill, while Charli and Scott are also among Lollapalooza Chile’s headliners. Industry moves: Live Nation has taken a majority stake in Chilean promoter Bizarro, aiming to expand its regional operations. Believe named Adriana Sein president of the Americas, and Empire Publishing hired Emilio Morales to lead Latin America business development. New directions: Puerto Rican singer ROBI says he’s committed to reviving pop on the island with his debut album; Farruko describes his latest release as part of a more personal, enjoy-the-music chapter. Rawayana also unveiled a new management team. Regional sounds: Indigenous youth in Ecuador are turning to rap to defend the Amazon, while the Caribbean Music Awards’ first Trinidad and Tobago weekend brought artists and industry figures together to discuss the region’s global reach. Remembering Piero: Argentine singer-songwriter Piero, celebrated for protest songs including “Mi Viejo,” has died at 81.
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