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Spotify has launched in sri lanka

Spotify has launched in sri lanka

Spotify, the Swedish audio streaming and media services provider officially launches today 24th February 2021 in Sri lanka along with Pakistan and Bangladesh.

It is one of the world’s most popular audio streaming subscription service and gives you a revolutionary music experience according to your taste. Recently it has 345 million monthly active users and also it contains 155 million premium users.

In sri lanka SLTMobitel, Dialog and Huch joined with the process. You have to pay 529 LKR to upgrade free version to premium package. Then you can have 3 more packagers according to the user types. You can use family package for 849 LKR for six people from the same address. Also there is a package for 679 LKR for two people. Apart from that you can find a students package for 265 LKR. All of these packages are monthly charges.

Now you can find unique music recommendations specially made by sri lankan music experts. You also can personalize the play lists and can find the songs you already love. The taste onboarding process helps users to customize recommendations according to their taste.
Also more countries accross Asia and africa will receive access to this amazing audio streaming service.

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