Copyright is protected by Law No. 9,610, of February 19, 1998.

Copyright is the inalienable and inalienable right that the author has to enjoy the patrimonial and moral benefits of his works. When materializing a specific work, these patrimonial and moral rights are acquired.
Patrimonial rights are characterized by the possibility of being negotiated in whole or in part, depending on the terms of the signed license agreement. Moral rights, on the other hand, are unsalable, it is the right to have the name mentioned whenever the work is published or used.

You can register as Copyright:

Every creation of the spirit and its crystallization are registered as copyright. Therefore, books, brochures, leaflets, speeches, letters, letters, conferences, sermons and any other writings; in addition to dramatic and dramatic-musical works, choreographic and pantomimic, whose execution is fixed in writing or in any other way. Musical compositions that may or may not have lyrics and scores, photographic works, audiovisual works (sounded or not), in short, all creation expressed and materialized by a form can be registered.

Works Gender Table:

01 – Poetry
02 – Romance
03 – Didactic / Pedagogical
04 – Music (sheet music / lyrics)
05 – Theater
06 – Technical / Scientific
07 – Theses / Monograph
08 – Tales / Chronicle
09 – Comics
10 – Cinema / TV
11 – Mystical / Esoteric
12 – Religious
13 – Political / Philosophical
14 – Character / Drawing
15 – Biography
16 – Advertising
17 – Periodical
99 – Others