Latino says Simone and Simaria’s song is almost a copy of his

The Latin singer, 49, heads another controversy in his career. Now, he accuses Simone and Simaria of “almost imitating” one of his songs. According to the artist, in an interview with the website Em Off, the song “Amiga”, a recent release by the sisters, would be “almost imitated” of “Amigo Fura Olho”, which he released ten years ago.

“‘Amiga’ is definitely an adaptation. I won’t even say it’s plagiarism, but an inspiration from a song of ours, mine and Daddy Kall. , he said when comparing the clips (see both below).

“It’s just listening to their music and mine that you can understand that it’s an inspiration almost imitated. Anyone who remembers ‘Amigo Fura Olho’ from ten years ago, will see that they were completely inspired by ours”, amended.

Sought after, Simone and Simaria did not respond to requests until the publication of this text.

Recently, Simaria, 40, vented and talked about her relationship with her sister and duo, Simone, 38. In recent months, the artists have had some disagreements in public and recently, they faced a climate on stage, after a delay by Simaria for a show.

The singer said that, despite having a great experience with her sister, she ends up feeling reprimanded by her at times. In an interview with columnist Leo Dias, she recalls when the audio of a discussion between the two on Programa do Ratinho (SBT) was leaked on the web. “It was my cry for help.”