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Since the Internet exists, the way we listen to music has changed a lot: we hardly use tapes or CDs anymore, but audio files such as MP3. And there are many ways to achieve them.

We can buy songs and albums in virtual stores like iTunes, download them through eMule and P2P programs of this type, or we can create a radio that puts our favorite music, Last.fm and on websites like this. But lately it’s fashionable to listen to music through Spotify.

Spotify is, so to speak, a way to listen to the music you want with the permission of the record labels. Initially, you are prompted to install a program. Then, when you are connected to the Internet, you will be able to listen to the music you choose.

You can create playlists with the selected songs and share them with your friends. The paid version also allows you to listen to these song lists even when you’re not connected.

If you receive an invitation to use Spotify, you can use it for free. Of course, you’ll need to listen to ads from time to time. Otherwise, you will have to pay 1 euro per day or 10 euros per month.