US EditionPuerto Rican homeowner, 84, sues Bad Bunny over use of iconic house in video and residency
Román Carrasco Delgado claims unauthorized use of his home led to privacy invasion and illicit enrichment, with the music video garnering 22 million views and minimal compensation.
- Román Carrasco Delgado, an 84-year-old unemployed widower from Humacao, Puerto Rico, sued Bad Bunny on Wednesday over the use of his home as a symbol in the artist's residency and video.
- Carrasco authorized a scout to film his salmon-colored house with a wraparound porch but had no detailed knowledge of its exact use, while co-defendants used its measurements without permission to build a replica for the concert series.
- La Casita featured in Bad Bunny's January short film launching the album 'Debé Tirar Más Fotos,' appeared in 30 concerts where celebrities gathered, and garnered 22 million video views and extensive social media and product exposure without Carrasco's benefit.
- Carrasco was paid a combined amount of $5,200 in two installments but claims that frequent visitors taking photos around his home have led to privacy violations and harmful remarks, while the lawsuit alleges that Bad Bunny and three associated companies benefited improperly.
- The complaint submitted to the San Juan Court of First Instance demands over $1 million as compensation for emotional harm and privacy infringements, underscoring the neglect of Carrasco’s rights amid extensive unauthorized use of his home.
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Puerto Rican homeowner, 84, sues Bad Bunny over use of iconic house in video and residency
An 84-year-old man whose home in southeast Puerto Rico served as inspiration for the house that became an iconic symbol at Bad Bunny’s residency this summer has sued the superstar.
Román Carrasco, 84, claims compensation for the use of his home in the short film I should have thrown out more photos.
A 84-year-old man whose house in southeastern Puerto Rico inspired the house that became a symbol during Bad Bunny's mid-year residence sued the singer on Wednesday.
Román Carrasco, 84, “does not intend to affect” Bad Bunny, but demands a millionaire payment for the “misuse” of his property. Román Carrasco Delgado, an 84-year-old Puerto Rican living in the Río Abajo neighborhood in Humacao, sued Bad Bunny and the companies associated with the production of his album I should have Tirar More Photos and demanded a million-dollar compensation from Rabbi Malo. The legal actions taken by the man are due to the pr…
A person who identified himself as the owner of the home that urban artist Bad Bunny used in videos for his production “Debí Tirar Más FOTOS” filed a lawsuit against the singer and several corporations on the understanding that the property has been commercially exploited without fair compensation and without a valid contract. (Continue reading...) Source link
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