Mexico City Correspondent
After it emerged that Guillermo Rosas, who served as RBD's manager when they reunited, was fired by the group and investigated over tour financial irregularities, now Christian Chavez has personally rebuked him, accusing him of stealing. YouTube channel.
“Dear everyone, as you may have noticed, my YouTube channel has been completely deleted, including the song “Libertad”, which I paid to make this video years ago. “I don't understand why this happened, the only person who entered my channel was my former manager, Mr. Rosas,” the singer and actor said via his Instagram account.
The YouTube channel owned by Christian Chavez now appears under the name Guillermo.
“This action hurts my soul and I hope it can be explained. It's been years since I did this to my channel and transferred it to someone else, I'm asking @youtube for help,” he pointed out.
The first to support Christian was his partner Christopher Uckerman. “Everything is coming to light @christianchavezreal we are with you!!” He expressed that.
It was revealed that the group fired Rosas because the accounts of the reunion tour “Soya Rebel Tour” did not fit them and they ordered an audit of their management, and everyone was stunned as they deposited. He was the one who brought her into the group since they started their farewell tour in 2008. He brought him back for a virtual concert in 2020, and then put him in charge of everything related to this reunion, which was hugely successful and impressive in terms of numbers, but not for his financial benefit.
Rosas, who at different times has worked with several people such as Paulina Rubio, Alejandra Guzman and Gloria Trevi, has not yet spoken about the allegations against him.
Diana Garcia is a reporter for La Voz Arizona in Mexico City. Follow their coverage on X, formerly Twitter, @Diana Kaw.
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