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PR Supreme Court Dismisses Claims That Bad Bunny Used Ex’s Voice on ‘Pa Ti,’ Source

July 10, 2026:

PR Supreme Court Dismisses Claims That Bad Bunny Used Ex’s Voice on ‘Pa Ti,’ Source

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Puerto Rico Supreme Court Dismisses Some of Ex’s Claims

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The Supreme Court in Puerto Rico has tossed some claims Bad Bunny‘s ex made against him … TMZ has learned.

Sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ … the court’s decision Wednesday “affirms in part and reverses in part” the dismissal of claims made by former girlfriend Carliz De La Cruz Hernández.

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Carliz claimed she recorded the phrase “Bad Bunny, baby” on her phone in a bathroom in 2015 … which was ultimately included in his 2017 single “Pa Ti.”

She sued Bad Bunny a few years ago, claiming he used her “distinguishable voice” without her permission.

But our source tells us … “Among other things, as a result of the decision, all of Ms. De La Cruz’s claims related to the song ‘Pa Ti’ were dismissed as time-barred.”

However, that doesn’t mean BB is in the clear. The insider explained that some of Carliz’s claims “may now move forward beyond the early dismissal stage.”

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They continued … “The case will continue to be litigated as to the surviving claims before the Puerto Rico Court of First Instance.”

While the claims about “Pa Ti” were tossed … the “Bad Bunny, baby” recording also appears to be in his song “Dos Mil 16.”

This isn’t the only lawsuit on Bad Bunny’s plate right now … a woman named Tainaly Serrano Rivera filed a suit earlier this year, claiming the singer used her voice on a couple tracks without permission.

She alleges recordings of her were used on “Solo de Mí” and “EoO” without her authorization.

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