Lastingly Denounces Angela Leiva in the Midst of Her Arrival in Es Mi Sueño: "Exerce Violencia Económica Contra Mi Familia"
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Civil Court No. 80 ordered the singer not to interpret "Trustful friend", "Strange calls" or "You won't be able" in her October 23 recital at the Quality Arena in Cordoba. Behind the ruling is the claim of Silvia Tarrio, widow of the composer "Chiqui" Percovich, who denounces unpaid royalties and digital rights that she never charged.
Angela Leiva goes through a new judicial conflict that could directly impact her musical career. The singer has a precautionary measure that prevents her from playing three of her best-known songs: “Amiga Traitora”, “Llamadas extrañas” and “No poderás”. Now, Silvia Tarrio, widow of composer Armando Héctor “Chiqui” Percovich, spoke for the first time and realized a [...]
The singer will have to leave outside her next show in Cordoba “Amiga Traitora”, “Calls Strange” and “Can’t”, for a precautionary measure issued in the framework of a claim for copyright and royalties.
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