subject of intellectual property

What works can be intellectual property?

They are subject to intellectual property, all original literary, artistic or scientific creations expressed in any manner or medium.

These creations include, for example:
* The books, pamphlets, printed matter, writings, speeches, lectures, reports, academic and any other work of the same nature.
* The musical compositions with or without words.
* Dramatic and dramatic-musical, choreographic and mimed, in general, plays.
* Cinematographic works and any other audiovisual work.
* The sculptures and paintings, drawings, engravings, lithographs and comics, cartoons or comics, as well as drafts or sketches and other works of art, whether or not implemented.
* Projects, plans, models and designs from architecture and engineering.
* The charts, maps and drawings relating to topography, geography and general science.
* Photographic works and the like.
* Computer programs.

They are also the subject of intellectual property (subject to copyright that may exist on the original work):
* The translations and adaptations.
* The revisions, updates and annotations.
* Compendia, summaries and extracts.
* The musical arrangements.
* The transformation of a literary, artistic or scientific.