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[[https://www.universalmusic.com Universal Music Group (UMG)]] is the largest music label in the world. Along with Creator/SonyMusicEntertainment and Creator/WarnerMusicGroup, it makes up part of the "Big Three" of major music conglomerates.
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[[https://www.universalmusic.com Universal Music Group NV (UMG)]] is the largest music label in the world. Along with Creator/SonyMusicEntertainment and Creator/WarnerMusicGroup, it makes up part of the "Big Three" of major music conglomerates.
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In 2004, UMG's relationship with the larger Universal ended after the latter was acquired by General Electric and merged with Creator/{{NBC}}. In 2006, ownership of the label passed to Creator/{{Vivendi}}, who maintained a minority stake in [=NBCUniversal=] until its sale to Comcast in 2011 (UMG continues to operate under the Universal name under license from its former sister studio). Vivendi sold off the majority of it's UMG shares to the public stock market in 2021, effectively ending Vivendi's ties to Universal for good, though it still has a 10% stake alongside other investors. With the demise of Creator/{{EMI}} in 2011, UMG absorbed the defunct company's recording division and American roster. EMI's British and most of their European divisions were reorganized into Creator/ParlophoneRecords, now owned by Creator/WarnerMusicGroup (although UMG was allowed to keep Music/TheBeatles[='=] recordings, which were considered EMI's crown jewel).
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In 2004, UMG's relationship with the larger Universal ended after the latter was acquired by General Electric and merged with Creator/{{NBC}}. In 2006, ownership of the label passed to Creator/{{Vivendi}}, who maintained a minority stake in [=NBCUniversal=] until its sale to Comcast in 2011 (UMG continues to operate under the Universal name under license from its former sister studio). Vivendi sold off the majority of it's spun-off UMG shares to the as a Dutch-based public stock market company in 2021, effectively ending Vivendi's ties to Universal for good, though it still has a 10% stake alongside other investors. With the demise of Creator/{{EMI}} in 2011, UMG absorbed the defunct company's recording division and American roster. EMI's British and most of their European divisions were reorganized into Creator/ParlophoneRecords, now owned by Creator/WarnerMusicGroup (although UMG was allowed to keep Music/TheBeatles[='=] recordings, which were considered EMI's crown jewel).
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* Music/FrancoDeVita[[note]]Only the compilation album ''Segundas partes también son buenas''[[/note]]
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