• Viral video used AI to create a rap that appears to implicate Emiliano Aguilar against his father, Pepe Aguilar.
• Neural Music Group published the clip and states the songs are AI-generated and not official.
• Neither Emiliano nor Pepe Aguilar has publicly responded to the viral footage.
H2: What went viral
A short video circulated on social platforms in early January showing what looked like Emiliano Aguilar performing a rap that accuses his father, legendary singer Pepe Aguilar, of “betrayal” and “theft.” Lines attributed to the singer’s son in the clip include phrases such as “Traicionó a su propio hermano por dinero y por poder” and a dramatic “Esta es mi confesión, no hay perdón ni explicación.” The provocative lyrics prompted shares and commentary before the origin of the clip was clarified.
H3: Who created the clip?
The video was posted on January 6 by Neural Music Group on YouTube. The channel attached a clear notice to the post: its content consists of original songs created with inspiration from the style of various artists, produced using artificial intelligence. Neural Music Group says these productions are independent, unofficial and do not represent or have the support of the named artists or their record labels. The channel also explained that the use of artist names in titles and descriptions is for descriptive and training purposes.
Embedded post: Neural Music Group (YouTube) — video labeled AI-created (posted Jan. 6)
H2: Fact vs. fiction — why this matters
Although the clip uses Emiliano’s image and voice likeness, the channel explicitly identifies the work as AI-generated. This means the rap is not a real confession by Emiliano Aguilar and should not be treated as a factual statement about family disputes. Still, the realistic result demonstrates how synthetic media can spread misleading claims quickly, especially when it involves well-known families in the public eye.
H3: Responses from the Aguilar family
As of the latest reports, neither Emiliano Aguilar nor Pepe Aguilar has publicly commented on the video. Social accounts and some users initially treated the post as genuine, but the uploader’s disclaimer and independent checks clarified the clip’s artificial origin.
H2: Takeaway for readers
Deepfake and AI-generated audio are growing more sophisticated and can imitate public figures convincingly. When a sensational clip surfaces, verify the source and look for disclaimers from the uploader or statements from the people portrayed. In this case, the originator — Neural Music Group — warned viewers up front that the track and imagery are synthetic and not endorsed by the Aguilar family.
H4: Follow-up
If Emiliano or Pepe Aguilar issue statements or if the platform hosting the clip adds new context, the story may evolve. For now, the viral rap is a synthetic creation that used Emiliano Aguilar’s likeness, not an authentic accusation against Pepe Aguilar.
Image Referance: https://www.univision.com/famosos/emiliano-pepe-aguilar-cancion-esto-hay-detras
