After a few months of doubling Simon and Simaria The Latin singer released the song Amiga and accused the sisters of copying the story and recording the dynamics of the clip for his song Amigo Fura Olho.
To the columnist Fabia Oliveira, from mofLatino stated that anyone who knows his music will associate it with the new success of Simone & Simaria.
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“Amiga is definitely an adaptation. I wouldn’t even say it’s plagiarism, but it’s inspiration from a song for us, my song and Daddy Cal’s song. You just take the thing from one person talking to the other, giving advice, sitting in the bar…”, he said.
And while he said he wouldn’t present the song as plagiarism, he noted that the song is “almost inspired by inspiration”:
“It’s just listening to their music and mine you can understand is an inspiration that has been almost imitated. Anyone who remembers Friend Puzzles from 10 years ago will see that it was completely inspired by our Friend Puzzles game.”
Daddy Kall, who shares the song with Latino, said his fans have asked him to listen to the song for coincidences. “After they made this song, my Instagram didn’t stop, everyone asked me to look at the video and I went there to watch it. I found a really lot of similarities,” he said.
“I thought it was very similar, but only they could tell if they were looking at the clip for inspiration. If it’s an homage…no problem,” added the DJ.
a capital Cities I contacted Simone & Simaria for advice, but had not received a response until this article was published. The space is still open for updates.
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