Sadaic

SADAIC, the Argentine Society of Authors and Composers of Music, is a private, nonprofit civil and cultural organization founded in 1936. It represents and protects the economic rights of music creators, collecting royalties when their works are used and distributing payments to eligible authors, composers, and other rights holders. Its services cover a wide range of uses, including live concerts and festivals, radio and television, advertising, films, streaming, podcasts, digital platforms, ringtones, and music played in commercial venues.

SADAIC also provides member services such as work registration, account and payment inquiries, royalty statements, and guidance on joining the society. It manages rights in collaboration with international societies and works with major digital platforms and music publishers. The organization supports creators through a mutual health service and offers training and information on music rights and industry topics.

SADAIC states that it is funded through its own activities rather than government subsidies, and emphasizes its role in safeguarding creators’ rights and Argentina’s cultural heritage