Ibiza sues Nacho Cano for using the island's name as a trademark for his new show.

PalmThe Ibizan Council has challenged the registration of the trademarks of Nacho Cano, a former member of Mecano, who wants to use the island's name to promote his new show. "This is standard practice, as we denounce all brands that use the name of Ibiza to do business," the Ibizan institution confirmed at the ARA Baleares radio station.

Specifically, they have challenged the registration of the trademarks.Ibiza Paradiseand Ibiza Paradise by Nacho CanoConsulpi, the company hired by the Ibiza Council to handle challenges to the new trademarks, explained that they are immersed in the bureaucratic and judicial process against the composer's company, which registered the trademarks in Europe and not in the State. Consulpi has not yet obtained its invalidity, but is working to obtain it.

The trademarks registered by Nacho Cano are to promote his new show Ibiza Paradise by Nacho Cano, which premieres on September 12 in Madrid. On the show's website, Cano defines the performance he will offer the audience as "the authentic essence hippie and the free spirit of Ibiza." Furthermore, the artist assures the public that with dinner and a great show they will be able to "be transported to the heart of Ibiza without having to leave Madrid."

As for the food that will be offered during the show, the page announces a menu "with a Mediterranean soul and a cosmopolitan rhythm, a cosmopolitan rhythm, a cosmopolitan rhythm, a cosmopolitan rhythm. The former member of Mecano not only uses the name of Ibiza to promote his show, but also promises "the authentic Ibizan experience" and sells it as if it were a representative of the culture, essence and gastronomy of the island. of Ibiza to commercially exploit its product.Godbless Ibiza,Moshka Ibiza,Thicc. The Ibiza Clothing Company andIbiza Fashion TVAs with the two trademarks registered by Nacho Cano, both the Ibiza Council and Consulpi are still awaiting a court ruling.