Spanish skater says it’s ‘amazing’ to bring Minions to Olympic ice after music dispute

Spanish figure skater brings Minions to Olympic ice

After a music rights dispute that took over the Winter Olympics, Spanish figure skater Tomas-Llorenc Guarino Sabate donned his yellow-and-blue costume and brought the mischievous spirit of the Minions to Milan in the men’s short program Monday.

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Spanish skater says it's 'amazing' to bring Minions to Olympic ice ...

Spanish skater says it's 'amazing' to bring Minions to Olympic ice after music dispute

Spanish figure skater Tomas-Llorenc Guarino Sabate has brought the Minions to the ice in Milan. After a music rights dispute, he skated in a yellow-and-blue costume to a medley of music related to the Minions, the cuddly characters from the “Despicable Me” movie franchise.

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‘Minions’ Skater Was Held Up by Universal Theme Song in Program

MILAN — The initial hold-up that nearly prevented a Spanish figure skater from performing his short program, set to music from the Minions soundtrack, at the 2026 Winter Olympics was a 20-second segment at the beginning of his routine. Universal Pictures, a division of Comcast and sibling of U.S. Olympic broadcast rights-holder NBC, objected to […]