Tidal has signed a partnership to help it crack the Brazilian music market after agreeing a deal with local telecommunications company Vivo.
All 75+ million of Vivo’s mobile customers will be offered plans that start at R$ 4.99 (US $1.2) a week with the first seven days free, or R$ 15.99 (US $3.9) a month with the first 30 days free.
An exclusive offer for students is priced at R$ 7.99 (US $1.9) a month with the first 30 days free.
The tie-up arrives shortly after the announcement of a similar agreement with African mobile network MTN.
To celebrate the collaboration, Tidal will offer an exclusive concert for Vivo customers and guests with its artist-owner Nicki Minaj on September 26 in São Paulo.
Brazil is Latin America’s largest market and the ninth biggest recorded music market in the world, according to 2017 IFPI figures.
Last year, the country’s music market returned to growth and generated recorded music revenue of $295.8m, up nearly 18% by $45m on 2016.
This growth followed a 3% decline in 2016.
Amazon Music is set to be launching in Brazil, following Spotify’s arrival in 2014, and Apple Music, which arrived in the region after its global launch in 2016.
“We’re so excited to join with Vivo and bring these amazing offers of Tidal to the Brazilian community.”
lior tibon, tidal
Tidal COO Lior Tibon said: “We’re so excited to join with Vivo and bring these amazing offers of Tidal to the Brazilian community.
“Passion and love for music is at the core of everything we do, and we know Vivo, along with the Brazilian community, will not only welcome us with open arms, but enjoy everything Tidal has to offer.”
Ricardo Sanfelice, VP for Digital and Innovation at Vivo, said: “This partnership consolidates Vivo’s transformation into an even more digital company, committed to offering our customers high quality services.
“This partnership consolidates Vivo’s transformation into an even more digital company, committed to offering our customers high quality services.”
Ricardo Sanfelice, vivo
“TIDAL responds to a growing demand for mobile entertainment content, providing our music-fan customers with an innovative experience, as well as broad access to concerts and festivals featuring major international and Brazilian music.”Music Business Worldwide
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