Dua Lipa, sued for the second time for plagiarism of Miguel Bosé's Don Diablo

• Grammy Awards 2021 The two faces in pink of Dua Lipa

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, one of Dua Lipa's most successful songs, has once again been the subject of an official accusation of plagiarism, this time from the 1979 song

, the same song that the Spanish

adapted in 1980 to create his famous

As reported by Billboard, the lawsuit has been registered in a federal court in Manhattan and in it

that their original melody has been "duplicated" in the aforementioned song by the European artist.

This accusation comes just a week after another similar one launched by a

band from Florida, called

, who in their complaint filed in the courts of Los Angeles (USA) allege that

is too similar to their song

, which they published in 2017.

In the case of Linzer and Brown, they allege that

that for the preparation of her latest album,

(2020), which includes the controversial song,

to achieve a retro sound.

They believe that the plagiarism is evident in the "characteristic melody" with which

begins , a section that is repeated several times and that, in their opinion, contributed to its becoming

.

The song reached

Hot 100 chart, where it became the song performed by a female singer that spent the longest time in the top 10, and on

.

Linzer and Brown's lawsuit

, who participated in the first version of the cut, before he made homophobic comments at a concert that led

with a new recording.

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