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E6ob710285vnmu2t1cgn 15749 ÍNDEX PrimaveraPro 2016___________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 Primavera Sound en números_____________________________________________________________________ $ Estadístiques_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6 Participants_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10 Programa PrimaveraPro 2016_____________________________________________________________________ 1% Cròniques_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ &' Showcases___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ $( ecu!!s de premsa____________________________________________________________________________________________ $' Co!"!aboradors____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 64 )**+,-.E, T0)*1/ CONNEC./ ENG-2E, P3-4/ B6)37/ LAW4ER UP/ SC EEN - Centre de Cu!tura Contemporània de Barce!ona (CCC5; <useu d=Art Contemporani de Barce!ona (<AC5-; Parc de! Fòrum ? 7e l=1 a! 5 de junA de! 2016 PrimaveraPro va saldar la seva setena ediciB am# una assistCncia fnal de 3E%81 proGessionals acreditats/ procedents de 5$ països/ que de l=1 al 5 de junA van de#atre a Barce!ona so#re e! present i Gutur de la indústria musical/ van estendre ponts entre continents/ i van gaudir de la música en directe d=una quarantena d=artistes arri#ats de mu!titud de punts de! mBn en e! nou escenari DaAPro a! Pati de !es Dones de! Centre de Cu!tura Contemporània de Barce!ona (CCC5;/ integrat dins de la programaciB de Primavera a RavalE 3es possi#i!itats de l=entorn digital per a! sector musical van acaparar totes les mirades a PrimaveraPro 2016/ bI sigui a travIs de les eines de màrqueting que fan possi#!e conCiJer mIs a fons les inquietuds i necessitats de! pú#!ic/ la guerra de l=streaming que porta ja anAs desenvo!upant?se i segueiJ envo!tada d=incertesa/ o e! futur d=una premsa musical ja comp!etament adaptada a! mBn digital però davant de nous reptes diarisE Per no par!ar/ és c!ar/ de! nou mBn que s=o#re am# l=eJpansiB de la realitat virtual/ e!s entorns immersius i e!s vídeos 360K/ abordats com a part de! programa de PrimaveraPro On? Screen/ una de les novetats mIs notòries de l=ediciB de aquest anA i que va re#re les visites de proGessionals de la prestigiosa AcademA Fi!ms/ Genero TV o Vice Media, a mIs de desco#rir la feina de @oves realitLadors que pengen a la xarJa e!s seus vídeos low costE Per descomptat la tecno!ogia tam#I va tenir un paper cabdal am# la tercera ediciB de PrimaveraPro Startups/ que va premiar la innovadora iniciativa empresarial ho!andesa Whitestone/ que proposa eJperiCncies musicals interactives gràcies a la realitat virtual i augmentada. L'eina per fer videoc!ips am# baiJ pressupost i de forma mo!t senLi!!a Rotor Videos es va endur e! premi de! pú#!ic/ votat en les JarJes socia!s durant les ú!times setmanesE Però e! futur no nomIs passa per les eines digita!s sinB que e! costat socia! i humà de! mBn musical segueiJ sent primordia! i cal reivindicar?!oE Una entrevista magistral realitLada al productor de cu!te >!ood per part de l=artista Ed Harcourt va deiJar c!ar l=imprescindi#!e paper de!s productors en !=engranatge musical (a mIs d=unes quantes anCcdotes curioses de les seves mú!tip!es eJperiCncies;/ mentre que e! pane! protagonitLat per Henrik Rasmussen (director de Roski!de Festival; va repassar e! !!egat d=aquest festival de reGerCncia guardonat am# e! Primavera Award 2016 per la seva capacitat de com#inar una trajectòria encomiab!e/ un potent carte!! artístic anA rere anA i una marcada vocaciB socialE Aquest terrenA e! van eJp!orar tam#I xerrades que van tractar e! paper de!s festivals am# vocaciB po!ítica, i si la música pot encara canviar e! mBn (de la mà de les activistes Simona Levi i Ruth 7anie!;/ a mIs d=una entrevista pú#!ica al grup britànic Lush/ protagonistes d=un de!s retorns de 201% i capaços de traçar comparatives en primera persona entre la situaciB de! sector fa 25 anAs i l=actualitatE 2 7e la mateiJa manera, LlatinoamCrica va jugar un paper crucia! en aquesta setena ediciB/ protagonitLant l=enGocament de conGerCncies so#re promociB/ festivals o la necessitat d=un organisme que ag!utini e! sector/ i am# bandes procedents de Xi!e/ Brasi! i Perú/ països que tam#I van desp!egar un nom#re considerab!e de proGessiona!s/ conso!idant d=aquesta manera a PrimaveraPro com un pont entre Europa i LlatinoamCrica, territori pe! qual passa gran part de! futur de la música. En aquest sentit la nova zona de recepcions i networking/ situada al Pati de les Dones de! CCC5 am# vista directa a l=escenari DayPro/ ha resu!tat un veritab!e encert/ congregant centenars de proGessionals en un am#ient distCs am# activitats com la inaugural Meet Catalan Music de Creative Catalonia (en la qual van actuar C- 3-/ Bearoid i EsperitP; o la ja tradiciona! The Aussie B5Q de Sounds Austr9!ia, que un cop mIs va bri!!ar am# l!um pròpia gràcies al talent de!s artistes australians presents a PrimaveraProE La resta de de!egacions am# presCncia d=artistes i proGessionals es va comp!etar am# Sud?9Grica ()<EXSA)/ It9!ia (A BuLL Supreme / Modernista)/ Brasi! (A Construtora <úsica e Cu!tura / Balac!ava)/ Corea de! Sud (Centre Cu!tural Coreà / KAMS)/ Po!ònia (7on=t PanicP 8e=re From Po!and;/ Israe! (Sounds From Israe!;/ LuJem#urg (<usicS LX;/ Xi!e ()<) Chi!e;/ Peru ()<)P; i Va!Cncia (Sounds From Valencia)E En paral"!e! a la programaciB centra! de PrimaveraPro van tenir l!oc les segones edicions de!s Congressos Internacionals de Sales de Concerts i de Sege!!s Independents/ en estreta co!"!aboraciB am# les seves respectives associacionsE La tro#ada de sales de concerts va posar de nou en valor !=opciB cada vegada mIs secundada de comptar am# Alca!des de Nit/ i va analitLar les eJperiCncies musicals de ciutats com París/ Ber!ín i G!asgow/ a mIs d=abordar la re!aciB de les sales am# la po!ítica i !a sosteni#i!itat/ i d=intentar aportar una mica de l!um al paper i les condicions la#orals de!s músics amateurs en l=entorn actualE 3a cita de sege!!s/ per la seva banda, va tenir en e! 1%C Aniversari de l=associaciB europea I<P-3A un de!s seus punts àlgids/ que va premiar e! sege!! local C-*-7A dins de! seu programa T>)VEUNDER>)>.EEN, destinat a reconCiJer la tasca de les companAies discogr9Dques independents mIs joves de! continent europeuE .ots dos congressos van compartir una activitat per primera vegada, destinada a conCiJer e! tre#a!! que la ComissiB Europea està desenvo!upant per a l=àrea musical sota e! seu programa Europa Creativa. La visita d=-!e@andro Senesi/ cap d=unitat ad@unt de Cu!tura a Europa Creativa, va servir per generar un de#at en e! qual es van reco!!ir les demandes de! sector/ sempre am# e! mBn de! cinema com a reGerCncia a emu!ar salvant les distànciesE PrimaveraPro 2016/ en resum/ va oGerir 218 activitats/ inc!oent 82 showcases que es van al!argar durant cinc dies i tam#I van arri#ar al Parc de! Fòrum am# motiu de Primavera Sound 2016E Va conc!oure aiJí !a seva ediciB mIs eJitosa i ce!e#rada, marcada per un missatge d=optimisme davant e! futur i mIs música en directe que maiE & Primavera Sound 2016 en números Públic: 20(E$&% 7imecres 1 de junAU Parc de! Fòrum – 21E000 7i@ous 2 de junA – Parc de! Fòrum – 5%E000 7ivendres 3 de junA – Parc de! Fòrum - 5%E000 7issabte 4 de junA – Parc de! Fòrum – %%E000 -!tres activitatsS Primavera als C!u#s/ Primavera a la Ciutat – 21E$&% Concerts a Primavera Sound: 3$' Artistes a Primavera Sound: 2($ PrimaveraPro Professionals acreditats a PrimaveraPro: &E%81 Activitats per a professionals: (conGerCncies/ presentacions/ recepcions/ etcE;S 1&6 Showcases associats a PrimaveraPro: F2 $ Line up Primavera Sound 2016 % Professionals acreditats a PrimaveraPro 2016 per tipus d'empresa 6 ( Professionals acreditats a PrimaveraPro 2016 per país de procedència F Premsa acreditada a Primavera Sound 2016 per país de procedència ' Participants A Buzz Supreme / odernista 3a participaciB italiana va venir de la mà dVA BuLL Supreme i Modernista, dues joves companAies am# àmp!ia eJperiCncia en e! panorama musical itali9E A BuLL Supreme és una companAia promotora, editora i de management que tre#al!a am# artistes/ sege!!s/ distri#uHdors i editorials internaciona!s/ promocionant/ tant a It9!ia com a lVestranger/ alguns de!s artistes italians mIs interessants i originalsE 3a companAia orienta als artistes que sVautoprodueiJen cap al negoci musical i e!s a@uda a esco!!ir e!s socis mIs adequats/ tam#I oGereiJ consu!toria editorial per la sincronitLaciB de cinema i te!evisiBE <odernista és una nova empresa de booking i management que es dedica a la música en directe/ centrant?se en la contractaciB/ la direcciB artística i la re!aciB am# grans esdevenimentsE DBna forma a noves propostes ec!Cctiques i al!unAades de! mainstream/ tre#al!ant tant am# l!enguatges i bandes locals com d=altres parts de! mBnE Modernista està sempre preparada per a la innovaciB i l=eJp!oraciB de nous camps artístics de la música, aiJí com en l=ús de mCtodes i eines per faci!itar e! contacte de manera eGectiva am# promotors/ mi!!orant la qualitat de! seu servei al mateiJ tempsE 3=oDcina de premsa italiana està dirigida per A BuLL Supreme i Modernista. Showcases: -!tre di B/ Mati!de Davo!i/ Sycamore Age A !onstrutora música e cultura A Construtora música i cu!tura va nIiJer e! 2011 sustentada per dos pi!arsS música i cu!tura.
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