Adele turned out to be a thief, and the debates about Ahmet Kaya reignited.

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The plagiarism lawsuit filed by Brazilian composer Toninho Geraes against Adele has resonated worldwide. The court ruled that the famous English singer's song "Million Years Ago" bears similarities to the samba classic "Mulheres."

WILL BE REMOVED FROM ALL PLATFORMS

Judge Victor Torres of the Sixth Commercial Court of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, decided that Adele's song "Million Years Ago" should be removed from physical and digital platforms worldwide. The court also stated that representatives of Sony and Universal in Brazil would face a penalty of $8,000 for each non-compliance with the ruling.

"A TURNING POINT FOR BRAZILIAN MUSIC"

Composer Toninho Geraes's lawyer, Fredimio Trotta, stated that the ruling is a turning point for Brazilian music, saying, "International artists will now think twice before copying Brazilian music." Trotta also mentioned that all publishers and digital platforms would be informed of this decision.

AHMET KAYA DISCUSSIONS BACK ON THE AGENDA

Adele's song "Million Years Ago" was accused in 2015 by Turkish music lovers of quoting Ahmet Kaya's 1985 song "Acılara Tutunmak." Osman İşmen stated that the melodic similarity between the two songs was identified and that Kaya's work and Adele's song "overlapped perfectly."