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		</div><p>A Spanish court has cleared Colombian singers Shakira and Carlos Vives of a plagiarism claim after rejecting a lawsuit brought against them by a Cuban-born singer and producer.</p>
<p>The court in Madrid issued its ruling in favour of Shakira and Vives on Thursday.</p>
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<p>Livan Rafael Castellanos had accused Shakira and Vives of plagiarising his 1997 song Yo Te Quiero Tanto in their award-winning hit La Bicicleta.</p>
<p>La Bicicleta won two of the three biggest Grammy Latino awards for 2016, including song and record of the year.</p>
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