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'''Productores de Música de España''', a.k.a. '''PROMUSICAE''' ('''Pro'''ductores de '''Música''' de '''E'''spaña) is a trade group representing the Spanish recording industry.
'''Productores de Música de España''', a.k.a. '''PROMUSICAE''' ('''Pro'''ductores de '''Música''' de '''E'''spaña, eng: ''Spanish Record Charts'') is a trade group representing the Spanish recording industry.


The charts are calculated once every week on Sundays. They are based on retail music sales within [[Spain]] for the week from the preceding Saturday to the Friday prior to calculation. The new charts are usually uploaded to the official PROMUSICAE website on Sunday night Spanish continental time.
The charts are calculated once every week on Sundays. They are based on retail music sales within [[Spain]] for the week from the preceding Saturday to the Friday prior to calculation. The new charts are usually uploaded to the official PROMUSICAE website on Sunday night Spanish continental time.

Revision as of 18:31, 20 December 2008

Productores de Música de España, a.k.a. PROMUSICAE (Productores de Música de España, eng: Spanish Record Charts) is a trade group representing the Spanish recording industry.

The charts are calculated once every week on Sundays. They are based on retail music sales within Spain for the week from the preceding Saturday to the Friday prior to calculation. The new charts are usually uploaded to the official PROMUSICAE website on Sunday night Spanish continental time.

According to PROMUSICAE, a music album that has shipped a minimum of 40,000 copies to music retailers can be certified gold, and shippings of over 80,000 copies can be certified platinum. The singles or downloads that has shipped a minimum of 10,000 copies to music retailers can be certified gold, and shippings of over 20,000 copies can be certified platinum.

Currently, download singles have much more importance than physical singles. In 2006 only one physical single was certified with sales of over 11,000.

Certifications

PROMUSICAE is in charge of the music recording sales certification in Spain. It certifies gold, platinum, and diamond recordings, according to the sales.

Fonograma Gold Platinum Diamond
Album 40.000 80.000 800.000
Single 10.000 20.000
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Charts

Singles

  • Top 20 singles chart
  • Top 20 downloads chart
  • Top 20 ringtones chart

Albums

  • Top 100 Albums chart
  • Top 20 compilations chart

Videos

  • Top 20 DVD Chart

Airplay

  • Airplay Chart

See also