Songwriting Royalties from "Aguanta Corazón"

This listing includes the songwriter's share of public performance royalties from the classic Latin song  "Aguanta Corazón" written by Alejandro Pérez and performed by numerous Norteño and Tejano musicians. 

The catalog has achieved a consistent increase in earnings with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18.22%. This rate places the catalog significantly above the 75th percentile (10.92%) of catalogs analyzed by Royalty Exchange.

The dollar age of the catalog is noted at 60.00, indicating a mature catalog. A higher dollar age suggests that a catalog's earnings have stabilized, which is a positive attribute for investors seeking predictable cash flows. 

The consistent year-on-year growth, coupled with a reasonable level of earnings variability and a substantial dollar age, presents the catalog as an attractive opportunity. The positive growth trend suggests that the catalog not only has established a solid foundation in terms of its content's enduring appeal and relevance but is also possibly expanding its reach and benefiting from favorable market dynamics in the music industry.

The heartfelt lyrics and melody of "Aguanta Corazón" have made it a staple in the repertoires of Norteño and Tejano musicians. Its themes of love and resilience resonate deeply with listeners, leading to its frequent inclusion in live performances and recordings. The song's adaptability has allowed artists across generations to reinterpret it, ensuring its continued relevance in contemporary music scenes.

Notable recordings of this classic song include: 

• Gilberto Pérez y Sus Compadres (1964): The original rendition set the foundation for the song's enduring popularity.
• Sunny & The Sunliners (1965): This version showcased the song's versatility, blending it into the Tejano genre and expanding its reach.
• Los Invasores de Nuevo León (1983): Their interpretation further solidified the song's status in regional Mexican music.
• Grupo Seleccionado (2024): A live performance that introduced "Aguanta Corazón" to newer audiences, demonstrating its timeless appeal.

Copyright Length. This song was copyrighted in 1965 under EU896688, with a renewal notice on November 6, 1972. The copyright for "Aguanta Corazón" in the United States is expected to expire in 2060, unless further legal extensions or changes apply. After the copyrights expire, the compositions will enter the public domain and will no longer be eligible to earn royalties.