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The most influential music chart in Metzetta is published by the [[Sinmun-seda]], a newspaper which began publishing weekly top-tens for singles in 1949. Nowadays the newspaper publishes weekly and annual charts for singles and albums, taking into account sales, streams and radio play. | The most influential music chart in Metzetta is published by the [[Sinmun-seda]], a newspaper which began publishing weekly top-tens for singles in 1949. Nowadays the newspaper publishes weekly and annual charts for singles and albums, taking into account sales, streams and radio play. | ||
== Metzettan music abroad == | == Metzettan music abroad == | ||
The first musical act to have any success outside of [[Alshar]] were [[The Kukki Sisters]], who rose to prominence in [[Urcea]] following the [[Second Great War]]. Today, the term "Metz-pop" has been coined to describe the popular music originating from the country, which sees popularity in East-Alshar countries such as [[ | The first musical act to have any success outside of [[Alshar]] were [[The Kukki Sisters]], who rose to prominence in [[Urcea]] following the [[Second Great War]]. Today, the term "Metz-pop" has been coined to describe the popular music originating from the country, which sees popularity in East-Alshar countries such as [[Huoxia]] and [[Oyashima]], and occasionally further afield. | ||
[[Category:Music of Metzetta]] | [[Category:Music of Metzetta]] | ||
[[Category:Culture of Metzetta]] | [[Category:Culture of Metzetta]] | ||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||