The following exceptions are mentioned in the law:1. Reproduction - reproduction: in the daily or periodical press, news or information article, with conditions listed in the law; of portraits, or other form of representation of the image, made to order, when performed by the owner of the object ordered, not being the opposition of the person represented in them or their heirs; of literary, artistic or scientific works, for the exclusive use of disabled people, where the non-commercial reproduction is made by the Braille system or other procedure on any medium for those recipients; - reproduction, in a single copy of short excerpts, for the private use; - citation in books, newspapers, magazines or any other means of communication, for purposes of study, criticism or controversy, under conditions listed in the law; – copying for educational reasons - use of protected works, in commercial establishments, exclusively for demonstration to the clientele; - theatrical performance and musical performance, when carried out in the family recess or, for exclusively didactic purposes, in educational establishments, and in no case profit intention; - the use of literary, artistic or scientific works to produce legal or administrative evidence; - the reproduction, in the case of plastic arts, where reproduction itself is not the main objective of the new work.2. Paraphrases and parodies that are not true reproductions of the original work are not free nor imply discredit.3. Works permanently located in public places can be represented freely, through paintings, drawings, photographs and audiovisual procedures.