EMAX GROUP BRINGS LATIN MUSIC AND CONTENT CREATORS TO YOU TUBE THROUGH SPY MUSIC GROUP’S MULTI-CHANNEL NETWORK.

MIAMI – Emax Group, LLC has signed a deal to bring content creators and music catalogs from Colombia, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic to Spy Music Group’s Multi-Channel Network for YouTube.

A new alliance between Emax Group and Spy Digital Network, a division of Spy Music Group, is creating a valuable opportunity for Latin content creators and music companies.  Spy Digital Network owns and controls its own You Tube Multi-Channel Network which provides content creators access to wider audiences, enhanced monetization opportunities, and professional support for audience development and content creation.  Spy Digital Network is also able to connect creators with brands looking to collaborate while offering total transparency and useful analytics to each channel within its network.   

There is also a unique and very important synergy between the two companies.  Emax CEO German Gonzalez is the owner and producer of the prestigious Monitor Latin Music Awards and has over 20 of years of success in Latin radio, music, and television.  Spy Music Group CEO Paul Tarnopol is the majority owner of the iconic Latin boy band Menudo and Wahoo Music which co-owns the Oro Solido music catalog.  The extensive knowledge and connections each CEO brings to this new venture makes it unlike any other Multi-Channel Network.

EMAX CEO German Gonzalez said “Access to Multi-Channel Networks and the valuable algorithms that accelerate YouTube channel growth has been very limited to Latin American music companies and content creators.  I’m very excited to be working with Paul and his team at Spy Digital Network to build a solid bridge to Latin America’s most talented content creators and under-served music companies.”  

“As You Tube continues to dominate the streaming market throughout Latin America, our relationship with EMAX GROUP is an essential part of our global strategy to provide content creators maximum monetization and transparency for their YouTube channels”, commented Spy Music Group CEO Paul Tarnopol