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Atresmedia and ITV Studios Prepare Legal Actions Against Mediaset and 'Noise the Lyrics' for Their Resemblance to 'Pasapalabra'

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Atresmedia and ITV studies prepare legal actions against Mediaset and 'Rueda la letra' because of their resemblance to 'Pasapalabra'

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The battle for Pasapalabra seems to continue to be fought. Atresmedia and ITV Studios, owner of the Pasapalabra format, are studying to take legal action against...

·Madrid, Spain
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Atresmedia is studying to take legal action against 'Rueda la letra', Telecinco's new program, as ABC may have known. The Mediaset program, presented by Carlos Sobera, has similarities with the program 'Pasapalabra': the famous guests, the test of the song and even the contestants themselves. Beyond the mythical test of 'El Rosco', this resemblance has once again put in front of two chains that have been engaged for years in a battle for the rig…

·Madrid, Spain
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Atresmedia and ITV studies prepare legal actions against Mediaset and 'Rueda la letra' because of their resemblance to 'Pasapalabra'

·Madrid, Spain
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The conflict does not focus on the final test, whose rights belong to the Italian group, but on the similarities presented by the rest of Telecinco's contest with 'Pasapalabra'

·Barcelona, Spain
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The legal teams review the tests, performance, stage design and plans used by the new Telecinco competition.

·Barcelona, Spain
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Both companies believe that the new Telecinco contest has many similarities with that of Antena 3

·Madrid, Spain
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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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