The singer-songwriter Herlomm Diosly dos Reis Silva accuses the singer of plagiarism for the song “Ama, Sofre, Chora”; the share requires R $ 1 million
One of the great successes of Pablo Vittar, the song “Ama, Sofre, Chora”, from the album “Batidão Tropical” (2021), has become the target of a plagiarism trial. The actor is the singer and songwriter Herlomm Diosly dos Reis Silva, who accused the singer of plagiarizing his song “Amar, Sofrer, Chorar”.
According to columnist Fábia Oliveira, of Em Off, the composer claims to have recorded the melody of his song on June 13, 2019, on the platform called “musicasregistradas.com”, and has also posted a video on his YouTube channel with the music video of song. On January 8, 2021, Pabllo would publish the music video of the new hit on his channel.
Herlomm said that as soon as he heard the singer’s work, he identified passages with the same meaning as his original composition, not only in the title and melody, but also in the lyrics, as both songs are about unrequited love.
The composer has filed suit and sought compensation for material damage, and wants to receive all the sums related to the profits made from Pabllo’s music, for the time he is alive and another sixty years after his death. The defendants were asked to present in the case file proof of everything they profited from the song that was allegedly plagiarized. He also claims that the behavior of the famous and his team caused undeniable moral damage. The case value is R $ 1 million.
Announcement of the team of Pabllo Vittar:
After the accusation of Herlomm Diosly dos Reis Silva, Pabllo’s team manifested itself through a note.
“The team of the artist Pabllo Vittar arrives, through this statement, to inform that they have learned through digital media that there is an accusation of plagiarism regarding the work ‘Ama Sofre Chora’, by Rodrigo Gorky, Pablo Bispo, Arthur Marques, Arthur Pampolin Gomes and Guilherme dos Santos Pereira.
Despite not having received any notification or citation to date, the artist, through his team, has examined the recording of the allegedly plagiarized work and verified that there is no possibility of plagiarism, since the musical works are totally different. , nothing existing that can, at least, lead to this conclusion.
In this sense, this statement serves to clarify that the artist Pabllo Vittar has not committed any type of copyright infringement and does not condone the misappropriation of any type of intellectual property. This is an obviously frivolous accusation, without any basis, which will be duly contested in due course. “
Source: Terra
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