Do good things come to those who wait? More than six years after launching the iTunes Music Store in the United States, Apple has finally launched the iTunes Store in Mexico, offering music from the world’s major labels and hundreds of independent labels and featuring both Mexican and international artists. Most songs are priced at 12 pesos with albums at 120 pesos, and—like other iTunes Stores—the music is available in 256kbps, DRM-free AAC format.
The Mexican version of iTunes also features Apple’s App Store, with more than 65,000 applications available for the iPhone and iPod touch. The store also offers music videos (most of which are priced at 24 pesos) along with a podcast directory.
