One-liner: the federation of Valencian live-music trade associations (est. 2021) — the umbrella that runs Fira Trovam and the Valencian Music Office. Where ASVEM is the business-support and incubation door, FEVIM is the live-music and market-access door.
What a founder gets
- Fira Trovam — the annual Valencian music trade fair (12–14 Nov 2026, Castelló), with speed meetings and pitching sessions.
- Valencian Music Office — a free public directory and international-markets showcase for Valencian artists, companies and composers.
- Access, through its member associations, to the promoters and festival operators who actually book and buy in the CV.
Who it's for
- Companies in live music — promoters, managers, venues, festival operators. Membership is via the constituent associations rather than direct.
How to engage
- Via a member association: MusicaProCV (promoters, ~21 companies, musicaprocv.com), VAM! (Valencian Music — managers), PROFEST (large-festival promoters of the CV), and others.
- Or simply create a free profile on the Valencian Music Office and register for Trovam PRO.
Key facts
- Founded 2021 as a platform grouping the CV's main live-music professional associations.
- Operates the Valencian Music Office with the support of the Institut Valencià de Cultura and the Generalitat — so the directory is effectively the public sector's official map of the Valencian music industry.
- Distinct from ASVEM, which is the broader employers' association covering instruments, education,
studios, labels and services as well as live. The two are complementary and both participate in the
Clúster de la Música de la Comunitat Valenciana conversation.
#status/verify— the precise division of labour between FEVIM and ASVEM, and whether FEVIM formally joins the cluster, is not yet documented.
Relations
- Runs: Fira Trovam
- Runs: Valencian Music Office
- Partners with: Institut Valencià de Cultura
- Partners with: ASVEM
- See also: Music (niche)