Bad Bunny and his team have asked a federal court to order Mr Eazi’s emPawa Africa to pay $456,312 in legal fees after defeating a copyright lawsuit over his song “Enséñame a Bailar” from the album Un Verano Sin Ti.
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The lawsuit was filed by Nigerian producer Dera, who claimed Bad Bunny’s song used elements of Joeboy’s “Empty My Pocket.” A judge dismissed the case due to missed deadlines and the failure to actively pursue it.
Bad Bunny is not seeking payment from Dera but from the label, which his team says was primarily responsible for financing and pushing the lawsuit.
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