Nio García Releases "Sigo Vivo" Video With Footage From September Home Robbery
The reggaeton artist shared images of the armed intruders who broke into his Guaynabo residence on Sept. 3, 2026, and details of items stolen.
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- El Nuevo Día reported that Nio García was the victim of a home robbery on Sept. 3, 2026, in Guaynabo
- Telemundo Puerto Rico reported that three assailants dressed in black entered the living room and struck the artist in the head with a firearm
- According to police cited by both outlets, the robbers took gold and diamond items worth about $300,000 and a Louis Vuitton bag valued at $6,000
- El Nuevo Día reported that the new song video includes images of the intruders entering and leaving the home
Home Invasion and New Release
Nio García was the victim of a home invasion on Sept. 3, 2026, at his residence in Guaynabo. El Nuevo Día reported that the reggaeton artist was at home with his wife when three assailants dressed in black entered the living room. Telemundo Puerto Rico reported that the artist, whose real name is Luis Antonio Quiñones García, was with his partner during the incident in the Gardenville urbanization.
Under threat and intimidation, one of the individuals struck Quiñones García in the head with the butt of a firearm, both outlets reported. The assailants then went to a closet and took gold and diamond items valued at approximately $300,000 as well as a Louis Vuitton bag estimated at $6,000, according to the police report cited by El Nuevo Día and Telemundo Puerto Rico. The three subjects left the residence afterward.
What the sources posted
Posts and statements below are the sources' own words, quoted as published. They are not independently verified.
Después de vivir un momento muy difícil junto a mi familia, hoy solo puedo darle gracias a Dios porque estamos aquí, unidos y con salud.
Our translation: After living through a very difficult moment with my family, today I can only thank God because we are here, united and healthy.
The source's own statement, as quoted by El Nuevo Día. Not verified by PuertoRico.com.
Song and Video Include Robbery Images
The artist released the song "Sigo Vivo," whose music video includes images of the assailants' entry and exit from the home. El Nuevo Día reported that the video shows the individuals, dressed in black, entering the living room and leaving with belongings.
Part of the lyrics state: "Tres caretas negras, apuntan mi destino, robaron lo que brilla y como quiera brillo." El Nuevo Día reported. The song references the experience the artist lived with his wife and son.
Where the sources differ
Both El Nuevo Día and Telemundo Puerto Rico agree on the Sept. 3, 2026, date of the robbery, the three assailants dressed in black, the strike to the head with a firearm, and the stolen items valued at about $300,000 in jewelry and a $6,000 Louis Vuitton bag. El Nuevo Día includes the artist's Instagram messages and song lyrics while Telemundo Puerto Rico supplies the real name Luis Antonio Quiñones García and the Gardenville urbanization detail. Both cite the same police report details on the threat, intimidation and theft from a closet.
What the reports do not say
The reports do not state whether the robbers have been identified or arrested. They provide no information on whether an investigation remains active or what security measures the artist has taken beyond what is mentioned in the song. The exact duration of the intrusion and whether anything else was taken are not detailed.
Sources
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- Reporting Nio García muestra imágenes del robo a su hogar en “Sigo vivo”
- Reporting “Sigo vivo”, Nio García revela imágenes de violento robo en su residencia
How we checked this
El Nuevo Día and Telemundo Puerto Rico both reported the facts of the robbery and the release of the video containing images from the incident. The police description of events and the value of stolen items rest on the official report cited by both outlets. The artist's quoted statements appear only in El Nuevo Día.
Compiled by the PuertoRico.com News Desk from the reports and statements listed above, and checked against them before publishing. It does not include original interviews. Spot an error? Email support@puertorico.com with a link to this story.