A recent viral video has sparked a debate across social media platforms, drawing comparisons between a 1982 performance by a young Luis Miguel and Taylor Swift's 2025 "Opalite" music video. The video, uploaded by "111 Magazine," juxtaposes clips of Luis Miguel singing "Somos Dos Enamorados" with scenes from Swift's latest release, suggesting a shared "vibe" or musical similarity. The comparison has ignited a lively discussion among fans and music enthusiasts. One commenter stated, "Son iguales demanda segura," implying a strong resemblance that could lead to legal action. Another expressed surprise, saying, "Wow 😳 por eso decía que algo me recordaba estoy en shock." However, not all viewers agreed with the assessment. Many dismissed the comparison, with one user remarking, "Nada que ver no se parecen." Others offered explanations for any perceived similarities, such as the use of common musical samples or rhythms. "Para las personas que dicen que es copia, ambos son samples, listo," one comment read, suggesting that both artists might be drawing from shared musical motifs. Another user pointed out, "This songs like every other song in kids music and Christmas and even church songs people just hating it’s a rhythm." The video highlights the ongoing conversation around musical originality, influence, and the subjective nature of perceived similarities in popular music.
Taylor Swift enfrenta comparaciones con “Dos Enamorados” de Luis Miguel por similitudes musicales, sin créditos oficiales ni confirmación de plagio.
