Gustavo Cerati’s Children Slam Remastered Video Facing AI Backlash: “We Weren’t Consulted”
Lisa and Benito Cerati say they were unaware of the changes made to the “Me Quedo Aquí” video and weren't given an opportunity to review them before its release. Gustavo Cerati’s Children Slam Remastered Video Facing AI Backlash: “We Weren’t Consulted” Pedro Camacho
Gustavo Cerati's children, Lisa and Benito, have voiced their disapproval over the remastered version of their late father's music video for "Me Quedo Aquí," which accompanied the 20th anniversary release of his 2006 album Ahí Vamos. The siblings, both musicians themselves, expressed support for the album's audio remaster but strongly criticized the updated video treatment.
They revealed that they were not consulted about the video enhancement process or the tools used, expressing regret over the lack of prior communication. The controversy surfaced as fans noticed alterations to the late musician's appearance, with some speculating about the potential use of artificial intelligence. While the official account and the children's response did not explicitly confirm the use of AI, the siblings emphasized their disappointment with the undisclosed treatment of the video.
Cerati passed away in 2014 at the age of 55. The remastered version of Ahí Vamos was made available digitally on November 12th, with physical copies following on November 13th.
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