Dimitrakopoulos: Vissi Cannot Be Banned From Performing N. Karvelas' Songs
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The public confrontation between Anna Vissi and Nikos Karvelas has opened a big debate The article Anna Vissi: When Nikos Karvelas forbade her from singing his songs – How did the singer react then was published in TLIFE.
Nikos Karvelas has revoked the authority to manage the public performance of his works with live interpretation and now he decides on their permission. Anna Vissi's position in the dispute that has erupted with Nikos Karvelas over songs and copyrights was clarified by the singer's lawyer, Michalis Dimitrakopoulos, emphasizing that there can be no court decision that prohibits her from performing songs that have been linked to her artistic career…
“We will not engage in further public confrontations through television broadcasts and publications,” the lawyer said
Regarding the issue of Anna Vissi being banned from singing the songs written for her by Nikos Karvelas, the singer’s lawyer, Michalis Dimitrakopoulos, clarifies. “There can be no court order that prohibits Anna Vissi from performing songs,” the lawyer explains in a statement. The article Anna Vissi’s Lawyer: Karvelas found the ideal performer in A. Vissi was originally published on AlphaTV.
"My personal legal opinion is that there cannot be a court judgment that would prohibit Anna Vissi from performing songs that constitute a cultural idiom for people in Greece and Cyprus," the singer's lawyer, Michalis Dimitrakopoulos, points out in a recent statement, following Nikos Karvelas' move to revoke the order to the Self-Management for the copyright of his songs, so that any artist can request his permission to perform his songs.
Anna Vissi's lawyer, Michalis Dimitrakopoulos, was reassigned for the legal and financial dispute with Nikos Karvelas
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