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Appendix 6 - International Music Council

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tango, jazz, rock, ballads, and music for children, etc. It organizes co-productions and<br />

international interchanges with public and private cultural institutions.<br />

www.pentagrama.com.mx<br />

In Paraguay there are private music labels operating as follows: they distribute and<br />

commercialize the material provided by musicians. <strong>Music</strong>ians and groups with a high<br />

commercial impact are brought to national festivals. There are also international non<br />

lucrative cultural co-operations (French, German, North American and Brazilian). Consejo<br />

Paraguayo de la Música / CIM.<br />

Belize: Stonetree Records is a Belizean label which promotes the preservation of traditional<br />

music arising from Garifuna, Creole, Maya and Mestizo cultures; in addition they support<br />

the development of new music styles, and promote creativity and experimentation.<br />

http://www.stonetreerecords.com<br />

• Cite examples of the use of music to alleviate poverty or the conditions<br />

contributing to poverty.<br />

§ Paraguay: The project Vida y Comunidad intends to improve the situation of streetchildren<br />

at the city Coronel Oviedo. This is directed by the town council, aided by social<br />

sectors, all of them supported and technically advised by the UNICEF. These children can<br />

take music lessons, they learn to play instruments and participate in other educative and<br />

cultural activities.<br />

This project started in 2002, and since then 63% of the participating children decreased<br />

their work schedule, and 41 children could definitely stop working.<br />

http://www.unicef.org/spanish/infobycountry/paraguay_24037.html<br />

República Dominicana: Thanks to the participation of various national entertainment<br />

stars, La Música se pinta de solidaridad y esperanza is a great concert inspired by the<br />

music of Juan Luis Guerra. The intention is to collect monetary aid (given to the first Lady)<br />

to instigate the development of social projects in diverse towns, satisfying basic necessities<br />

of the poorest populations. Presidencia de la República Dominicana –<br />

http://www.primeradama.gov.do/galeria/rueda_de_prensa_concierto_de_navidad_2005/gal<br />

eria.html<br />

Argentina: To improve the socio-cultural integration of youth and children in vulnerable<br />

situations the Secretaría de Cultura de la Nación (Secretary of Culture) has created a youth<br />

and children’s orchestras program. Some examples are: Orquesta Juvenil del Consejo de<br />

Niñez, Adolescencia y Familia and Orquesta Escuela de Chascomús. Similar activity is a<br />

part of the program Zonas de Acción Prioritaria, organized by the Secretary of Education.<br />

Secretaría de Cultura de la Nación. República Argentina - http://www.cultura.gov.ar;<br />

http://www.orquesta-escuela.chascomús.com.ar<br />

In Latin America the illegal music market is one of the greatest in the world. Paraguay,<br />

Ecuador, México and Brasil figure in the “black list” of the <strong>International</strong> Federation of<br />

Phonograph Industries, because those countries are assiduous producers, distributors and<br />

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