The singer’s ex is claiming a voice recording she provided him before he became famous has been used without her permission
The lawsuit, which was first reported by the online Puerto Rico news site NotiCel, notes that the phrase was used in the song Pa Ti, which has more than 355m views on YouTube and more than 235m reproductions on Spotify. It also was used in the song Dos Mil 16, which has more than 60m views on YouTube and 280m reproductions on Spotify.
“Since then, thousands of people have commented directly on Carliz’s social media networks, as well as every time she goes to a public place, about the ‘Bad Bunny, baby’. This has caused, and currently causes, that De La Cruz feels worried, anguished, intimidated, overwhelmed and anxious,” the lawsuit states.
De La Cruz and Martínez first became a couple in 2011. A year later, they began studying at the University of Puerto Rico in the northern coastal town of Arecibo while also working at a nearby grocery store. The lawsuit stated that during that time, Martínez was constantly creating songs and rhythms and would seek opinions from De La Cruz, who also was in charge of scheduling his parties and handling invoices and contracts.
On 1 January 2016, Martínez asked De La Cruz to marry him, and they made plans to do so in July 2016. But in April 2016, Rimas Music signed Martínez. That same year, De La Cruz was accepted into the University of Puerto Rico’s law school, and she ended her relationship with Martínez in May 2016.Then in May 2022, a Bad Bunny representative reached out to De La Cruz, saying he needed to talk to her.
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