Mundo Positivo » Beyoncé é acusada de plágio em clipe do filme Rei Leão

A cantora norte-americana Beyoncé. Foto: Reprodução

Famoso por apontar semelhanças entre trabalhos criativos, o perfil do Instagram “Diet Prada” teria encontrado fortes similaridades entre o novo clipe de Beyoncé e um vídeo de um artista africano.

O videoclipe de “Spirit”, música da trilha sonora do filme “O Rei Leão”, possui grandes semelhanças com o “La Maison Noir: The Gift and The Curse”, do artista africano Petite Noir, nativo do Congo, lançado em 2018 e dirigido por Noirwave.

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It looks like those 𝘚𝘶𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘳𝘪𝘢 costumes were just the tip of the iceberg. Here’s a side by side comparison of @Beyonce ‘s “Spirit” + “Bigger” extended cut directed by Jake Nava vs. South African musician @petitenoirkvlt ‘s “La Maison Noir: The Gift and The Curse”, directed by artist @rharha_nembhard and released in May 2018. With almost 2 million views on YouTube, the 17-minute film revolves around a cosmogram from Petite Noir aka Yannick Illunga’s native Congo, referencing the four elements of fire, earth, water, and air. It also symbolizes rebirth. In the visual journey through the formative stages of the musician’s life, themes of resistance, migration and women’s rights are also explored. As founders of the Noirwave movement, husband/wife duo Illunga and Nembhard’s work seeks to write a new narrative of the contemporary experience, uniting all people of African descent, across the continent and beyond. Dieters and Beyhive that are about to go off in the comments, please remember to be constructive ❤️. • #beyonce #spirit #bigger #rharhanembhard #petitenoir #noirwave #southafrica #congolese #cosmogram #musicvideo #visualalbum #thelionling #jakenava #cinemtography #director #creativedirector #film #costumedesign #havasupaifalls #landscape #desert #waterfall

A post shared by Diet Prada ™ (@diet_prada) on Jul 21, 2019 at 8:32am PDT

Fonte: Observatório de Música