Fuerza Regida Offers Reward for 22 Stolen Videos as It Works to ‘Resolve Our Differences’ With Rancho Humilde
Jesús Ortiz Paz says live footage captured in Mexico City disappeared after the band’s director’s vehicle was burglarized.
Fuerza Regida is pleading for the return of 22 stolen live videos and offering a reward for their recovery. In a video posted to their Instagram Saturday (Oct. 17), frontman Jesús Ortiz Paz (JOP) announced that the band is working with Rancho Humilde to produce music. The videos were stolen after the group's director's car was broken into in Mexico City.
The music remains intact, but the group is asking anyone with the stolen memory cards to return them. JOP stated that the thieves can keep the computer and cameras, but the hard drives and memory cards are needed. The band has posted a written statement offering a reward for information leading to the recovery of the material. This comes amid a legal dispute between Fuerza Regida and Rancho Humilde, with both sides involved in opposing legal actions over various matters.
Fuerza Regida is scheduled to participate in a Superstar Q&A at Billboard Latin Music Week in Miami, as well as perform during the week's En Vivo event.
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