Kozuka Gothic (Pro)  Suggérée par SashiX 
Myriad Semi Cn  Suggérée par ITellYa 

For "INSPIRED", "BY", "CREATIVITY" and "WALLPAPERS". Bold/Heavy, medium and extra light respectively.
UPDATE: this font comes with Corel and/or Adobe products.

For 'INSPIRED', 'BY', 'CREATIVITY' and 'WALLPAPERS. Myriad Semi Condensed Pro: Bold/SemiBold/Light

thank you guys

With Kozuka. Haven't matched exactly same font size and spacing between letters.

(for that person who voted as "no" )

Kozuka description ([url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myriad_(typeface)]from wiki[/url]):

Kozuka Gothic is a Japanese typeface, designed as a sans-serif companion to Kozuka Mincho family. The Japanese letters were designed by Masahiko Kozuka and Adobe’s Japanese type design team. The Latin letters in Kozuka Gothic were adapted from Myriad

Sashi, that might be so, but as you already showed us two posts ago, you don't get the same result... (And another thing: don't believe everything Wikipedia says...)

Here you can see the difference:

The red is Myriad and the white is Kozuka, I might have a little mistake with size, that is that they normaly aren't same size... I had to modify the height... I kept the aspect ratios the same.

Hi, Itellya. Haven't matched because I haven't had enough time to match it exactly You have to adjust the angle right, space between letters, size of the letters...
BTW, I have 6 or 7 Kozukas Condensed, not condensed, stretched, regular, italic, bold... All fonts you can force to bold or italic in PS. Don't know, perhaps I should take normal and force it to bold within PS, and not try to equal default Kozuka bold But after reading that on wiki... I think is a matter of time to match it correctly
UPDATE: yeah, you shouldn't trust wiki 100% But AFAIK Adobe put that info there
Regards,
Alex

Alex, you said it there yourself:
You'll need to modify the font to match it... The characters might be the same in form, but not in hight and spacing...

Well, you can keep Kozuka as an identified one , but it definatly isn't exact!

Without "deforming" them. I've said angle, space and size, not the form or shape. Man, just look at the image. Without adjusting things I said before, I can see clearly 99% coincidence. Have you tried Myriad the same way? I think no.

Ah, well, I won't say anything more here in this topic... Although I don't get your point, it's useless to continue this, as you probably know this better then me...