August 12th marks International Vinyl Record Day, with the aim of promoting and preserving the history of this classic format used for listening to music, which has a large number of fans in various parts of the world.
Origin of International Vinyl Day
The creation of International Vinyl Record Day originated in California (United States), in the year 2002.
A group of people participating in a musical event decided to pay tribute to the vinyl record, as an invention that has preserved the musical heritage of the past.
The selection of the date for this anniversary commemorates the anniversary of the invention of the phonograph by the American inventor Thomas Alva Edison, on August 12, 1877.
The Vinyl Record: a classic that never goes out of style
The vinyl record, acetate or shellac disc, better known as LP (Long Play) is a type of format used for recorded music. It was very popular from the fifties to the eighties.
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It is considered a musical heritage of all time, whose format is cataloged by music lovers as an invaluable classic when it comes to listening to music.
It is made up of two sides or faces (A and B), with an estimated duration of 30 minutes of music each.
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Currently, they are widely used in musical mixes and have a large number of fans of this type of format.
