Overview
- Vocalist Rubén Albarrán said formal letters were delivered to Universal Music México and Warner Music México seeking removal of the band's entire Spotify catalog.
- He cited investments linked to military AI, Spotify advertising tied to ICE, an unfair royalty pool, low payouts, and AI use seen as harmful to musicians.
- Albarrán urged fans to listen on other services or boycott Spotify as a way to avoid supporting policies the group considers objectionable.
- Neither the labels nor Spotify have publicly confirmed any takedown, and industry practice requires rights holders to coordinate legal and technical steps for removal.
- The high-profile Mexican band, with millions of monthly Spotify listeners, joins a growing artist push since 2025 challenging the platform over ethics and compensation.