{{Infobox television | image = CondominoTitle.jpg | caption = Promotional still for El Condominios rerun on Telemundo Puerto Rico | creator = Sunshine Logroño | writer = Sunshine Logroño | starring = | open_theme = "El Condominio" | end_theme = "El Condominio" | country = Puerto Rico | language = Spanish | num_seasons = 5 | runtime = 30 minutes | producer = Sunshine Logroño | network = WAPA-TV | first_aired = | last_aired = | num_episodes = }}El Condominio''' was a Puerto Rican television sitcom created, written and produced by Emmanuel "Sunshine" Logroño that aired on Televicentro Puerto Rico from March 2000 until June 2005. The show came under controversy in 2004 when Tony Mojena filed a copyright violation lawsuit against Logroño, for taking the storyline and characters (in which the Condominio cast originally portrayed in) of a segment titled 20 Pisos de Historia from a show that Mojena produced on Telemundo Puerto Rico. Ultimately, Mojena gained the copyright of the show, and currently airs on reruns on Telemundo Puerto Rico. HistoryEl Condominio came to be as a result of a segment in 20 Pisos de Historia, a show produced by Tony Mojena which first appeared on Puerto Rican television on WKAQ-TV as part of De Noche con Sunshine. While working in the Mojena show, the cast and creators resigned and joined Logroño to produce El Condominio, a 30-minute sitcom for WAPA-TV with the same characters and a similar premise, and new characters added. The show, which was aired live in front of a studio audience, became an instant hit in Puerto Rican television, often appearing among the top 10 shows in Puerto Rico on Nielsen's list of television show ratings. Controversy In 2004, controversy arose when Tony Mojena declared that he wanted the show suspended or for Logroño to pay him royalties, alleging, in a lawsuit, that he stole his creation by implanting the original actors and characters used on Los Apartamentos to El Condominio. A court ruling ordered Logroño to continue on producing the show without paying Mojena royalties until the case was further reviewed. The controversy was spread on Puerto Rican media, and the show's actors sided with Logroño, defending their show as a workshop for Puerto Rican actors. Among the show's most vocal defenders were two of its main stars, René Monclóva and Marian Pabón. In May 2005, the Puerto Rican court reached a verdict,