"I did not authorize any "Rodina" to represent my interests!"
"I did not authorize any "Rodina" to represent my interests!" — Gleb Oshanin, grandson of the author of the song "Let the Sun Always Shine" and poet-singer Lev Oshanin, told "Echo" in an interview that he has no claims against the "Yabloko" party regarding copyright.
Consensus
- The grandson of Lev Oshaniin, the lyricist of 'Pust' vsegda budet solntsye', stated he is not opposed to the use of the song's lyrics in 'Yabloko' advertising.
- The grandson of Lev Oshaniin said he did not authorize the party 'Rodina' or any other entity to represent his interests.
- The son of composer Arkadiy Ostrovsky, who wrote the music for the song, also stated he allows 'Yabloko' to use the song.
- The party 'Rodina' filed a lawsuit against 'Yabloko', alleging unauthorized use of the song's lyrics.
- The lyrics were used in an interview with Yabloko's founder Grigory Yavlinsky, published on the party's website.
Points of divergence
- The interview with Grigory Yavlinsky was not part of election campaigning because Yavlinsky is not a candidate in these elections. — tvrain
- The interview was published on the party's website and the interviewer used the phrase 'Pust' vsegda budet solnse' without citing authorship. — tg_echoonline_news
Coverage (2 sources)
- Son of the author of the song lyrics "Let the sun always shine": "I did not authorize any "Motherland" to represent my interests" — Дождь
- «I did not authorize any "Motherland" to represent my interests!» — grandson of the author of the song lyrics «Let there always be sun...» — ЭХО / Новости