Gloria Trevi, a Mexican music diva, and her former producer, Sergio Andrade, have been accused of abusing teenage girls in the 1990s. A new civil lawsuit has been filed against ca. by two accusers, both claiming to be Jane Does. According to records obtained by Rolling Stone and examined by Variety, victims allege that Trevi and Andrade abused them over a period of years, starting when they were 13 and 15 years old, respectively. In the lawsuit, the two victims were identified as “childhood survivors of sexual abuse, violence, assault, sexual harassment and abuse” and claimed to have experienced “suffering of serious mental distress, anxiety, insecurity, indignation and fear”.
Prior to the most recent charges, Trevi and Andrade were both jailed in 2000 for sexually assaulting a minor in the 1990s. Some victims have alleged they were involved in a sex ring. like a sect. Gloria Trevi spent four years in a Chihuahua prison before being cleared of all charges in 2004 due to a lack of evidence. After her release, she had a successful career while maintaining her chastity. Trevi said in an emotional speech at the 2018 Latin American Music Awards that a “major producer” had tortured, tortured and punished her for many years and that she had to endure “17 years of abuse.” humiliation”.
Although Trevi did not identify a producer in her speech, she is believed to have alluded to Andrade. After 4 years of waiting for trial, he was later found guilty of child molestation but only served 1 year in prison.
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Two unnamed female victims have filed complaints against Gloria Trevi, alleging that the singer seduced and exploited them as children in the early 1990s and bought them for her former producer Sergio Andrade. The complaint calls Trevi “a famous and popular pop diva, and one of the most highly rewarded female musicians in Latin America”, while Andrade is called “one of the most successful song producers in the world”. Mexico’s most public.” The documentary also calls Trevi the “Madonna of Mexico,” while Andrade is referred to as her “behind-the-scenes production ace.”
The plaintiffs allege that when they were 13 and 15 years old, the former contacted them and lured them into Andrade’s musical training program, saying it was a unique opportunity to stardom. According to reports, they were made into Andrade’s sex slaves and subjected to years of torture, especially in Los Angeles County. According to the 30-page civil lawsuit:
“[Trevi and Andrade] use their position, prestige, and power as a popular and successful Mexican pop artist and a well-known producer to reach, groom, control, and abuse [the victims] and forced to have sexual contact with them for many years.
Court documents add that the third defendant, who served as a choreographer, dancer and assistant to Gloria Trevi and Andrade, also engaged in the offence. However, this person is not identified in the record. According to the petition, Jane Doe 1 was 15 years old when her mother accompanied her to a Gloria Trevi event in 1991. The child is said to have sang and danced to Trevi’s songs outside Andrade’s office in Mexico City with other fans as the singer approached her.
Trevi is said to have told her she was “extremely attractive and a very talented dancer” before immediately asking her to audition. Jane Doe 1 was also offered an on-site residency training program and moved to Mexico City to take advantage of the opportunity. According to the complaint, Trevi visited Jane Doe 1 in her Hotel del Bosque room in late 1991 or early 1992 and informed her that Andrade was “very angry” about the relationship she had had. with a male member of the group.
According to the lawsuit, Gloria Trevi informed her that Andrade had “strict rules” and that she would have to convince him to let her stay on the show to avoid leaving the crew. According to reports, the singer told her:
“I do not want you to leave; you need to talk to [Andrade] and do whatever he wants with you because I want you to stay.
According to the petition, the underage girl was then instructed that in order to continue joining the troupe, she must be in a physical relationship with Andrade. According to the complaint, the victim felt “great pressure” because she idolized Trevi and Andrade and wanted to stay in the group and “didn’t know what else to do”. Jane Doe 1 was believed to be 16 years old when she was attacked by Andrade, 36. She was then tricked and coerced into participating in a series of attacks that lasted until 2001. According to the complaint:
“When [Gloria Trevi] see that [Jane Doe 1] was at the ‘breaking point’ from the abuse, [she] will intervene to exert influence and pressure [Jane Doe 1] stay with the group, don’t leave, and don’t tell anyone about it, allowing the sexual assault to continue.
According to the complaint, Trevi often told Jane Doe 1 that “the outside world is worse than being with the gang”. The singer also reassured her that the band was like a “family” to which she belonged. At this point, she is said to have stated:
“What awaits you if you return to Puebla City? This is your chance, so don’t pass it up. You will travel, perform music and learn many things, but you have to do this.”
According to the lawsuit, Andrade forced Jane Doe 1 and other unnamed dancers to “beat, restrict their food intake, and force physical exercise” if they were “unsatisfied” with him. He is said to have beaten the victims with “wires until their backs were red and bruised”. It added that as part of the punishment, the victims “must not scream or move when he hits them”. The beating is said to have continued until the dancers were “still and motionless as he hurled punches”. Jane Doe 1 claims that by 1993, she was completely removed from the stage and forced to work as Andrade’s assistant and slave. Apparently she has suffered “psychological trauma” and “mental breakdown”, but she is forced to stay with the gang despite feeling “hopeless” and “zombie-like”.
The woman went on to claim that her assault continued as she flew to Southern California with Gloria Trevi and Andrade to record performances and gigs, such as the date show. August 31, 1992 by the musician at the Roxy Theatre. According to the complaint, the abuse lasted until Andrade’s arrest in 2000. Meanwhile, Jane Doe 2 said she was 13 years old when Gloria Trevi approached her outside a radio station in Mexico City on 1989.
The singer apparently informed her that she was looking for a performer and complimented her on her height and beauty. According to the complaint, Trevi urged the girl to take off her clothes to attend the audition a few weeks later.
While she declined the request, the teenage girl said she had previously sung and danced before being given a “scholarship” to attend Andrade’s seminars. According to the document, Gloria Trevi immediately began to prepare the girl to become Andrade’s girlfriend. She convinced the young man that she was the perfect girl for him to “believe in love again” after another child “betrayed him” and destroyed his heart. According to the lawsuit, Andrade began assaulting her when she was 13 years old at an office and residence in Mexico City.
At the time, the producer was 33 years old and Gloria Trevi 21. According to reports, Andrade informed Jane Doe 2 that if she agreed to his request, he would make her a celebrity like Trevi . Meanwhile, he continues to dominate and mistreat her. He is said to have slapped her, punched her, whipped her with his belt, starved her and denied her access to the toilet. The assault against Jane Doe 2 is said to have continued while she was in Los Angeles with Andrade from 1990 to 1992, while Gloria Trevi was recording the albums Tu Angel de la Guarda and Mi Siento Tan Sola. Jane Doe 2 said she contacted her mother and asked her to save her from “bad guys”, claiming she was being held hostage in Los Angeles. Gloria Trevi, on the other hand, is said to have intervened and convinced the underage girl to stay by suggesting that she was “close to finishing her album and realizing her ambitions to be a singer.”
According to the lawsuit, Andrade married Jane Doe 2 in December 1990 when she was 15 years old to remove her from her mother’s legal care. According to the allegation, the victim accepted the marriage because “she was afraid of what [Andrade] What will you do if she refuses?” In December 1992, she allegedly “escaped” from the troupe’s residence in Mexico City. Both plaintiffs are seeking both actual and punitive damages, although the amount will most likely be determined at trial. Gloria Trevi appears to be planning on performing three gigs in Mexico City by the end of the month, despite pending litigation.
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