Mar Rendón withdraws accusations against Intergroup and issues public apology

Ecuadorian singer Mar Rendón has withdrawn her public accusations against record label Intergroup and its executives Diana Montes and Master Chris, bringing a contract dispute to an agreed close.

Rendón apologized publicly on September 1, 2026, after reviewing the legal terms of her contract and speaking directly with the company's representatives. She said her earlier accusations were unfounded and described the dispute as a misunderstanding caused by information she had received from third parties.

The singer withdrew all statements she had made since April 2026, when she announced a pause in her artistic career. The discussions clarified the circumstances surrounding the conflict, and both sides agreed to end the legal process jointly.

Rendón also asked her followers to stop insulting or attacking the company's executives on social media. She thanked supporters for their backing and reaffirmed her decision to continue her music career.

Rendón is a singer, songwriter and vocal producer from Ecuador. She was born in Guayaquil in 2002 and performs Spanish-language pop and pop rock. In 2024, she won the Best Rock Artist award at the Heat Awards, competing with Juanes, Molotov and Maná.