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Musimundo En Chile
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Musimundo fue fundado en el año 1952. El primer local fue una modesta tienda instalada en Villa Devoto por la familia Garber la cual vendía diferentes productos relacionados con la música. Tiempo después sería Natalio Garber quien se hiciera cargo de la empresa. En 1982 la marca adopta el nombre de Musimundo con la cual se posicionó como líderes del rubro discográfico en Argentina. El gran auge de Musimundo sucedió cuando Natalio trajo el CD y los reproductores para escucharlo. De ahí en adelante la expansión con nuevos locales en toda la Argentina generaron utilidades siempre positivas y en alza hasta llegar a 1997 donde ganaron US$ 12 millones.

Ese año el grupo económico Exxel, fundado en 1992, acordó comprar en unos US$ 200 millones todo el paquete accionario de la cadena argentina de disquerías Musimundo.
El grupo encabezado por el empresario Juan Navarro se anticipó a otro conglomerado interesado, conformado por el Banco Santander y Pérez Companc.
Con esto, Exxel sumaba un nuevo negocio a su propiedad transformándose en el mayor grupo inversor de la Argentina hacia el siglo XXI con 73 compañías que tenían un capital de US$ 2.200 millones. Entre las 73 compañías se encontraban marcas como Polo Ralph Lauren, Lacoste, Kenzo, artículos para el hogar y construcción Blainstein, panificadora Fargo, heladerías Freddo, dulces Havanna, correo privado Oca, tarjeta Argencard con licencia de Mastercard y locales “duty free” Interbaires, entre otras. Exxel facturaba alrededor de US$ 3.800 millones anuales y los empleados ascendían a unos 20.000.

Musimundo para el año 2000 poseía el 55% del mercado de la distribución de música y entretenimiento de Argentina y contaba con 700 empleados.
Como consecuencia de la profunda crisis económica existente en el país, lo cual afecto directamente a la compañía y su situación financiera, entro en convocatoria de acreedores para Julio del 2001 con una deuda de US$ 67 millones.

Desde 1993 hasta 2001 The Exxel

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