A singer confessed that she was drugged and drunk when he created his most famous song

Robin Thicke revealed that spent a lot of time drugged and drunk to defend a charge of plagiarism: Marvin Gaye's family says the singer was inspired by the song "Got to Give it Up" to create 

the hit "Blurred Lines". 

In Justice, Thicke said he consumed a lot of alcohol and Vicodin when your Pharrel Williams worked on that song. "The reality is that Pharrell did the beat and he wrote almost all parts of 'Blurred Lines'" said the Californian. 

Shakira: American justice determines that the song 'Loca' is a plagiarism

After a lawsuit filed in 2012 by the label Mayimba Music, Manhattan Court ruled this week that the famous song of Shakira Loca is a plagiarism. 

As indicated by the means The Hollywood Reporter, a federal judge in New York found that Sony, and spin-off companies were liable for the infringement of copyright against the Dominican musician Ramón Arias Vasquez, who wrote the Loca issue with your Tiguere late 90s. 

The rights of the subject were transferred to Mayimba Music, who sued the singer and her label. 

According to Arias, about eight years ago showed the topic Edwin Eduardo Bello Pou, alias El Cata, who recorded the song in 2007 (in the video below), the base version of Shakira.