Egrem Records is a Cuban record label. The record company of socialist Cuba is called Egrem, short for Empresa De Grabaciones Y Ediciones Musicales. It is one of the oldest Cuban labels - a record company and a publishing house of musical literature. Founded by the Americans in Havana. After the Cuban revolution in 1961, to promote the world recording market, Cuban musicians were nationalized and is a state-owned record company. The release of the first records dates back to 1964. By the end of the 60s, Egrem Records became famous under the name of its sub-label Areito .
| Egrem records | |
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| basic information | |
| Founded | 1961 |
| A country |  Cuba |
| Location | Havana |
| egrem.com.cu (Spanish) | |
See also
Panart
Literature
- New University. 2013. No. 1 (22) - O.V. Blue-eyed. From the history and geography of musical record: Latin rock of the era of socialism. ISSN 2222 - 1484
- Tonträgerindustrie und Vermittlung von Livemusik in Kuba: populäre Musik im Kontext ökonomischer Organizations formen und kulturpolitischer Ideologien (German)
- PolyGram / Egrem Deal Boosts Cuban Product. - Billboard magazine. February 27, 1982. - S. 52 (English)
- Cuban Music Industry Showing Signs Of Life. - Billboard magazine. May 3, 1997 .-- S. 78
- Cooder Set From Havana Adds To Outside Interest. - Billboard magazine. May 3, 1997 .-- S. 83
Links
- Egrem Discography on Discogs