MUSICAA Justice decision in battle between Larissa Manoela, parents and label

The lifetime exclusivity contract between Larissa Manoela and the label Deck Artistic Productions It was annulled. The musical agreement had been signed by the actress and singer’s parents when she was 11 in 2012.

The artist sought to terminate a contract “Exclusivity for fixation and assignment of rights on fixed interpretations” (via Crumbs). The decision favorable to the singer was made by the judge Mário Cunha Olinto Filhoof the 2nd Civil Court of the Rio de Janeiro Court of Justice (TJRJ). The label stated that for the termination of the agreement, it would be necessary to release her parents.

However, the judge claimed that Larissa It is already of age, therefore, there would be no need for parental consent. Thus, all the logins and passwords of their Spotify and Youtube accounts must be directed to the artist (via G1).

In addition, the company will no longer be able to disclose or use the actress’s content while the contract is in force. If you violate the agreement, there is a risk of a fine of $ 5,000 up to $ 15,000.

The judge assessed that, despite being his representatives, the singer’s parents were not part of the contract. Thus, despite the favorable decision, the request of the actress of compensation for moral damages was rejected.

Disagreement with parents

In recent years, Larissa Manoela He moved away from his parents due to disagreements involving financial issues and his relationship with the actor André Luiz Frambachwith whom he married in December 2023. In an interview with FantasticIn the same year, she revealed that she had no control over her money and mentioned that she often needed to request PIX transfers from her parents to cover basic expenses.

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