Open the file. Read the limit.
This vault keeps Cacoteo Radio’s historical records apart from GTA VI music reporting. A shared artist name documents an overlap, never Rockstar’s inspiration or a station placement by itself.
The visible files below belong to exactly one category each. Source status and GTA connection are separate fields. A current WordPress page date is not accepted as an original archive date.
- Cacoteo documents
- Its own archived post, interview or programming record.
- Rockstar confirms
- An official album release or announcement, with its stated scope.
- Third parties report
- Development-material coverage, not a final radio lineup.
- Communities speculate
- Claims may be listed in the leak ledger only with source status and unconfirmed scope made clear.
The receipts.
Myke Towers
CACOTEO VERIFIED · GTA REPORTED / NOT ROCKSTAR-CONFIRMED
Cacoteo Radio’s recovered programming record documents Myke Towers in June 2017. Years later, third-party GTA VI reporting associated his 2020 track “Girl” with the reported Cocoteo FM station.
Recovered @Cacoteo Now Playing: Jon Z ft. Myke Towers — “Ronko Porque Puedo”.
- Cacoteo date
- VERIFIED · PRIMARY CACOTEO RECORD
- Date basis
- PRIMARY CACOTEO NOW PLAYING RECORD
- Cacoteo evidence
- NOW PLAYING · PRIMARY RECORD
- GTA VI connection
- REPORTED GTA VI RADIO
- Source files
- 2017 evidence file ↗ · GTA source ↗
Rauw Alejandro
OFFICIAL GTA VI ALBUM · COCOTEO FM / RADIO NOT ESTABLISHED
Cacoteo’s current WordPress archive records this Rauw Alejandro and Miky Woodz post with a July 20, 2015 date. Rockstar officially released Rauw Alejandro’s “Macacoa 2000” on September 17, 2026 as a Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album single. This does not establish Cocoteo FM or in-game radio placement.
An authenticated Cacoteo archive record predates Rauw Alejandro’s official GTA VI album appearance by more than a decade.
“Macacoa 2000” is an official GTA VI album single, not a leak track. No Cocoteo FM or in-game radio placement is established.
- CACOTEO ARCHIVE
- JULY 20, 2015
- OFFICIAL GTA VI ALBUM
- SEPTEMBER 17, 2026
- Current WordPress archive date · Post ID 26486
- July 20, 2015 · current WordPress archive dateUNVERIFIED · ORIGINAL DATE UNVERIFIED
- Date basis
- CURRENT WORDPRESS ARCHIVE DATE — original pre-migration date not established
- Cacoteo evidence
- SITE ARCHIVE · CURRENT WP DATE / ORIGINAL UNVERIFIED
- GTA VI connection
- OFFICIAL GTA VI ALBUM
- Source files
- Cacoteo source ↗ · GTA source ↗
Alex Killer
CACOTEO INTERVIEW · NO GTA CLAIM
Cacoteo interviewed producer Alex Killer in the 2011 era. He later received production credits on Bad Bunny releases including “Pa Ti” (2016) and “Chambea” (2017). This is producer lineage, not a GTA artist-overlap receipt.
Later production credits: Pa Ti (2016) ↗ · Chambea (2017) ↗
- Cacoteo date
- 2011 era; exact date under verificationUNVERIFIED · ORIGINAL DATE UNVERIFIED
- Date basis
- INTERVIEW CONTENT / 2011 REFERENCE
- Cacoteo evidence
- INTERVIEW · MIGRATED / DATE UNVERIFIED
- GTA VI connection
- NONE
- Source files
- Cacoteo source ↗ · No GTA claim
The leak ledger.
Outside reports and community reconstructions are documented here with their limits. They are not official Rockstar confirmations.
Bad Bunny · “25/8”
SECONDARY / COMMUNITY SOURCES ONLY · NOT PRIMARY-SOURCE VERIFIED · NOT ROCKSTAR-CONFIRMED
Bad Bunny’s “25/8” has been associated with Cocoteo FM in leak reporting and community reconstructions. Rockstar Games has not officially confirmed the song, artist, or radio placement.
- GTA VI / COCOTEO FM
- REPORTED / UNCONFIRMED
- Source status
- Secondary reporting and fan reconstruction; no recovered primary Rockstar confirmation.
- Reporting and reconstruction
- Secondary report ↗ · Community reconstruction ↗
Early Cacoteo artist archive.
Historical Cacoteo archive records. No GTA VI connection is implied unless a separate source specifically establishes one.
HISTORICAL CACOTEO ARCHIVE — NO GTA VI CONNECTION IMPLIED
Dates below are stored in authenticated current WordPress archive records. Untouched pre-migration publication dates have not been independently established.
Bad Bunny · “Soy Peor”
A separate direct Cacoteo archive record for “Soy Peor.” This historical record does not establish or explain the “25/8” report.
- CACOTEO ARCHIVE
- DECEMBER 2016 · current WordPress stored date December 11, 2016
- Record
- Post ID 32156 · Bad Bunny — “Soy Peor”
- Source
- Cacoteo archive post ↗
Jhay Cortez / Jhayco
“Donde No Se Vea” with Jory Boy and Pusho is the recovered September 2017 collaboration in Cacoteo’s current archive.
- Current WordPress stored date
- September 22, 2017
- Record
- Post ID 34006 · Jhay Cortez, Jory Boy & Pusho — “Donde No Se Vea”
- Source
- Cacoteo archive post ↗
Darell
The earliest complete authenticated Darell record recovered in the current Cacoteo archive is “Hasta Hacerme Millo” with Brray.
- Current WordPress stored date
- November 8, 2016
- Record
- Post ID 30910 · Brray & Darell — “Hasta Hacerme Millo”
- Source
- Cacoteo archive post ↗
Almighty
The 2016 archive record is “Ocho” (Official HD Video). The distinct “8 (Official Remix)” record is dated January 4, 2018 in the current archive. These versions must not be conflated.
- Current WordPress stored date
- September 5, 2016 · “Ocho”
- Record
- Post ID 30647 · Almighty — “Ocho” (Official HD Video)
- Separate version
- Post ID 35041 · “8 (Official Remix)” · current WordPress date January 4, 2018
- Sources
- 2016 “Ocho” ↗ · 2018 “8 (Official Remix)” ↗
Put the records in order.
- 2007
Cacoteo Radio’s founder history begins.
Founder account; no precise day claimed. Publisher source ↗
- 2011 ERA
Cacoteo interviews Alex Killer.
The interview refers to planned 2011 work; its original publication date has not been recovered. Read interview ↗
An outside archive points to Cacoteo.
Independent public reference to the station. Source and limits ↗
Myke Towers appears in a recovered Cacoteo Now Playing record.
Outside reporting names Cocoteo FM.
The reported radio lineup is not Rockstar-confirmed as final. Reporting source ↗
Rockstar announces Rauw Alejandro’s official album single.
“Macacoa 2000” is one of six initial singles from a 34-track album. Official announcement ↗
GTA VI Album Watch.
Rockstar announced a 34-track Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album and released six initial singles. As of this source review, 28 album tracks remain unrevealed. This number is not a Cocoteo FM track count or a radio-lineup prediction.
Current revealed singles in Rockstar’s official announcement ↗:
- 01 / 06
Yung Lean — “That’s It”
Featuring Future & Metro Boomin.
- 02 / 06
Travis Scott — “RHYNO”
- 03 / 06
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso / PinkPantheress / Fred again.. / Etienne de Crécy — “Sexy Magic”
- 04 / 06
Morgan Wallen — “Last Thing You Need”
- 05 / 06
Rauw Alejandro — “Macacoa 2000”
- 06 / 06
Keith Richards — “Bright Lights, Big City”
These are tracks from Rockstar’s official GTA VI album announcement. They should not be interpreted as Cocoteo FM tracks or as a complete in-game radio list.
As Rockstar reveals additional album tracks, this archive will compare newly announced artists against documented Cacoteo history when a genuine overlap exists. No speculative artist pages are generated from the count.
Two source trails. One careful comparison.
A Cacoteo source can establish what Cacoteo published. Rockstar’s own announcement establishes its album singles. Outside reporting can document what is reported about development material. None of those sources alone establishes a creative relationship between Rockstar and Cacoteo Radio.
Published by Cacoteo Radio. Historical archive maintained by the Cacoteo Radio Cultural Preservation Fund. Editorial method ↗ · Read The Incident ↗