On Friday, May 1, in social media stories, Christian Nodal announced his arrival in Chile, where he had two concerts scheduled for May 1 and 2.
He also announced that the date of his first presentation would be Sunday, May 3.
A few hours later, he reported that Friday’s concert would not take place due to logistical problems beyond his control: his musicians had not been able to arrive in the South American country on time. In addition, he blamed JG Music, the company of his father, Jaime González.
One of the curiosities that caught the attention of followers is that the Instagram posts were deleted and the name of the account changed from Christian Nodal to The Outlaw.
Univision He published that this occurs amid rumors of an alleged breakup with his parents. “It transpires that Christian Nodal legally registered a name. Recently, the singer said that he did not own his name, nor his image, nor his music… He registered the name with the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI). “El Outajido,” which now appears on his Instagram profile, and all his publications disappeared.explains the publication.
According to IMPI records, which Famosos Univisión consulted, the process began on April 22 and was published seven days later. In addition, it appears in the name of Christian de Jesús González Nodal. El Forajido was registered under the concept of “education; training; entertainment services; sports and cultural activities.”
This procedure appears in the GSyM Legal law firm, located in Mexico City.
Nodal’s father’s company does not limit itself to having the rights to the name. It would also cover key elements such as the artist’s image, his music, videos and projects related to his professional activity, which expands the scope of control over his career.