2024-08-20 16:04:19
Spanish authorities are investigating the singer and her producer, following the recording of her most recent music video called Lifetimes.
The singer Katy Perry is going through a complex scenario after being accuse of violate environmental regulations in Spain, after the recording of his latest video clip called Lifetimeswhich was released just a few days ago.
This was made known the government of the Balearic Islands in Spain through a statement, where they announced that the artist and her producer are being investigated for recording in a protected location where they did not have the corresponding authorization.
Added to this is the fact that they are being investigated for damage some sand dunes during filming, an area that is considered to be ecological importance.
The music video for which Katy Perry is being investigated in Spain
According to the Ministry of the Environment of the Balearic Islands, the video producer did not request the necessary authorization to film in this area, which they classified as “great ecological value” and is part of the Ses Salines Natural Park of Ibiza and Formentera.
Following this, an investigation has been launched to determine whether Katy Perry’s recording actually caused any damage to the local ecosystem.
However, the Spanish government clarified this that It is not a crime against the environmentbut of an administrative violation. This is because the law requires permits for filming in these protected areas, something that the production company WeOwnTheCity did not request.
The images in question are part of the video clip Lifetimesa song that is part of the Katy Perry’s next album which will be released in September.