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Vinyl resurgence in Latin America
Overview
In early August 2026, Brazil hosted two major vinyl fairs. In Goiânia, the second edition of Vinillândia offered free entry for a food donation and featured dozens of vendors, live DJ sets and pop‑culture merchandise. The same day, a Vinil Fair in Belém attracted collectors with rare records, turn‑table accessories and a special vinyl‑only set by DJ Fábio Miranda.
A few days later, the trend spread further south. Chile celebrated its fifth Día del Vinilo in Santiago, highlighting locally pressed 7‑inch singles, panels on national manufacturing and participation from Sony, Universal and independent labels. In Trujillo, Peru, the 28th Feria del Disco de Vinilo drew both veteran collectors and younger listeners, underscoring the growing demand for analog music across the region.
Entities
Belém · Vinyl · Día del Vinilo · Centro Cultural Martim Cererê · Trujillo
Timeline
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23 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesVinyl resurgence in Latin America: Chile's Día del Vinilo, Trujillo fairChile's Día del Vinilo and Peru's Trujillo vinyl fair highlight a growing Latin American interest in locally pressed records and physical music formats.
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27 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesVinyl fairs in Brazil attract collectors in Goiânia and BelémVinyl fairs in Goiânia and Belém on Aug 1, 2026 featured record vendors, DJs and food, highlighting the global vinyl resurgence with US sales topping $1 billion in 2025.
Sources
diarioonline.com.br · finde.latercera.com · revistafactual.com.br · soltvperu.com