Unverified — treat as rumor. This story comes from an unconfirmed source, not from Rockstar Games. Treat it as rumor until Rockstar confirms. We will update this post if official word arrives.
Source: Rockstar Games
What this means
- If true, the two names pull the soundtrack further toward Latin/hip-hop sounds — a direction already heard in “Se Me Nota” during the Extended Look.
- With 28 of 34 tracks still unrevealed, expect more pre-launch slips and announcements before November 19.
- The origin is a store’s uploaded metadata, not a hack — a credible slip, but still unconfirmed by Rockstar.
Key facts
- When: brief listing visible October 3–4, 2026, then removed
- What: Cardi B — Track 19; Fuerza Regida — Track 10 (song titles unknown)
- Officially confirmed so far: 6 of 34 tracks; full album drops November 19, 2026
- Origin: screenshots of Spotify’s official album page, flagged by Gameide4 and shared by videotech
Over the weekend of October 3–4, 2026, the GTA VI album page on Spotify briefly showed two artists Rockstar has not announced: Cardi B on track 19 and Mexican-American band Fuerza Regida on track 10. The listing was pulled soon after fans captured screenshots; song titles were never shown.
The slip was first flagged by X user Gameide4 and shared by ben (videotech). Only artist names and track positions surfaced — there is no way yet to tell which songs these are, or whether they reflect the final tracklist or an early upload.
Neither Rockstar Games, Take-Two nor Spotify has commented. Rockstar and Atlantic Records have officially revealed only 6 of the album’s 34 tracks so far — including Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, Yung Lean and Keith Richards — with the full album due November 19, 2026.
Context keeps this plausible but unconfirmed: Cardi B’s catalog fits the Vice City nightlife mood of Rockstar’s promotional material, and Fuerza Regida’s Spanish-language corridos tumbados match the Leonida setting. But until Rockstar confirms, this stays a rumor.
Sources
- TechWiser — Spotify leak hints at two album artists (Oct 4)
- Notebookcheck — major artists leaked by Spotify (Oct 4)
- Player.One — leak report (Oct 4)
Single-origin rumor: screenshots of a briefly-live Spotify listing, corroborated by several independent outlets, but unconfirmed by Rockstar, Take-Two or Spotify. An official tracklist announcement would confirm or debunk it.
