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Rock en Pekín: yaogun yinyue y generación dakou

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By Marta España, Felipe Martinez
| RTVE Verified
TP El chino tiene dos palabras para la música popular: liuxing yinyue (el pop mainstream) y yaogun yinyue (el rock). Pero yaogun nunca nombró un sonido concreto, sino una manera de trabajar: firmar lo que haces, no depender de nadie y sonar verdadero. El rock echó raíces en Pekín y el underground, mientras el pop llegaba de Hong Kong y Taiwán.
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El «SAD GIRL POP» y su estética: por qué la melancolía vende

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By Marta España
| Vanidad Verified
Todo sobre la «sad girl pop». Imagen: @oliviarodrigo De Lana del Rey a Olivia Rodrigo, una estirpe de cantantes ha convertido la tristeza en su principal divisa. El «sad girl pop» es la estética que gobierna el pop de 2026, una tendencia nacida en Tumblr que hoy llena listas y «playlists». Su éxito responde a dos motores: una generación que habla sin filtro de su salud mental y una industria del «streaming» que ha aprendido a poner precio a la melancolía ¿Estamos en la era del sad girl pop?
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The music casino: How prediction markets are threatening Spotify's No. 1

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By Marta España
| MSN Verified
On the night of June 28, trader Caleb Davies, 47, noticed unusual activity on Kalshi, the U.S. prediction market platform where users can bet on almost any real-world outcome , including which song will top Spotify's U.S. chart each day. The following day, streams of two songs surged exclusively in the U.S. market — an indicator of possible manipulation. He alerted the platforms involved. “I knew instantly it was fraud,” he told EL PAÍS in a written response.
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