MIAMI.- After knowing the process of auditor that Guillermo Rosas, former manager of RBD, for alleged fraud in the income of the tour I am Rebel Tour, The person in charge of the Mexican band’s shows, through T6H Entertainment, denied the accusations.
Through a statement issued to the press, Rosas indicated that there is no such embezzlement of the income produced by the tour by his company. “A series of accusations and notes with disinformation and without foundation have once again been disseminated in some media about SOY REBELDE TOUR, organized by T6H Entertainment, together with LiveNation and Creative Artists Agency,” he began.
We hereby specifically clarify that in no way and at no time did T6H Entertainment, nor Guillermo Rosas, nor any employee of the company divert or make illicit use of any type of money from I’m Rebel Tour. Nor did he participate in any type of embezzlement of any kind, as some media outlets have suggested, he asserted.
Recently, Andrs Tovar, husband of Maite Perroni, and Manuel Velasco, husband of Anah, confirmed to Mexican media that there is indeed an audit linked to the income generated by the tour, since there is a contradiction between what the tour generated and what the musicians received.
“If the audits do not satisfy the parties, there are always instances that you can access,” Velasco told TV Azteca.
Dulce María has also addressed the conflict and highlighted that, although it is not her responsibility to give the details, the first audit showed irregularities. “We’re not in lawsuits or anything like that so far.”
Posture of Guillermo Rosas
Rosas confirmed that the audits are being carried out not only on T6H but also on the external companies that worked during the tour. I am Rebel Tour. He also alleged that in the first one carried out no embezzlement from the group was found.
“A first audit (forensic investigation) has already been carried out by the Citrin Cooperman accounting firm in New York, which shows that there is no fraud or misuse of the funds in charge of T6H. Even so, the parties have mutually decided agreement, carry out a second audit with another office for a second confirmation,” the statement added.
Likewise, he noted that T6H handled less than 10% of the tour’s income.
“These were managed by T6H mainly during the pre-production stage for the realization of this tour. The company Souls Productions Inc, the company in charge of the artists, managed the rest of the income and funds of the tour (more than 90% ) from the first weekend of concerts. Souls appointed the business management company, Citrin Cooperman to carry out this administration.
The statement closes by highlighting that both Rosas and T6h promoted the initiative of the group’s reunion.
“For several years, conversations were held with each of the artists, so due to this relationship and the closing process of the tour, he had avoided speaking out so as not to affect it or give rise to more speculation or suspicion. Both he and “Those of us who make up T6H Entertainment trust that this communication will serve to clear up doubts, contributing to transparency and clarity.”
