Fuerza Regida's Mexico City Videos Stolen, Reward Offered

The Mexican band Fuerza Regida is seeking the return of 22 live videos that were stolen from their director's vehicle in Mexico City. The footage, intended for a new live album and accompanying visual project, was taken after the director's car was burglarized. While the audio recordings remain secure, the visual content on stolen memory cards and hard drives is lost.

Frontman Jesús Ortiz Paz announced the theft, emphasizing that the band is collaborating with Rancho Humilde in good faith. He appealed to the thieves to return the storage devices, even if they keep the computer and cameras, and stated that a reward is being offered. The band has publicly posted their request for information leading to the recovery of the material.

This situation unfolds while Fuerza Regida navigates a contentious legal battle with Rancho Humilde, their record label since 2018. The dispute involves disagreements over contractual control, collaborations, releases, touring, royalties, and creative independence. Despite these challenges, the band expressed a desire to resolve differences amicably with the label.

Fuerza Regida is scheduled to appear at Billboard Latin Music Week, participating in a Superstar Q&A and performing at the En Vivo event. This follows a recent cover story in Billboard that highlighted the group's stadium tour and upcoming era.