2024-03-29
Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves, convicted of rape in Spain, was provisionally released from prison last Monday after paying bail of 1 million euros ($1.1 million).
After a tough judicial battle in which Inés Guardiola, his last lawyer, has managed to avoid his continued imprisonment, a new court case appears on the other side of the world for the Brazilian.
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The former Barcelona player will have to face the Brazilian justice system in the coming weeks for a case of plagiarism.
According to media reports from the Brazilian country, the composers Giuliano Matheus and Thiago Matheus have denounced Dani Alves for a song he published a few years ago.
This is ‘Avião’, a song he performed as part of a UN project to combat misinformation in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In that song, headed by Dani Alves, other musical artists such as Carlinhos Brown, Fábio Jr., Nando Reis, Sandra de Sá and Roberta Miranda participated.
The two plaintiffs claim that the right side “fraudulently excluded the names of the true creators.” An accusation that is even more serious, since they point out that “the UN used a work of false authorship” in a campaign in which, precisely, they fought to end fake news about the pandemic.
THE SONG IS EXCLUSIVE BY DANIEL ALVES
“Giuliano Matheus has commented that Dani Alves invited him to travel to Europe in 2016, since he was interested in entering the world of music. A few months later, the artist taught him ‘Avião’, which was a song dedicated to his grandfather. A topic that the Brazilian loved, although he was willing to introduce some variations, as the Court has now pointed out through a report,” they report from BRAND.
However, this accusation is denied by Dani Alves’ defense: “The work was designed solely and exclusively by Daniel Alves. The lyrics of the song ‘Avião’ are not even remotely related to a tribute to someone’s grandfather. “They want to get illicitly rich.”
2024-03-29 13:42:00
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