The Cuban grandparents Celina and Filiberto from Miami (Florida) do not stop succeeding on social networks with their dances, joy and vitality!
After conquering celebrities like Marc Anthony, Daddy Yankee, Natti Natasha o J Balvin, now it has been a new star of the song who has fallen in love with the charismatic island couple: the American singer Alicia Keys.
The performer of hits like Empire State of Mind, No one O Girl on fire, shared on his Instagram account, where he has 20.7 million followers, one of the most famous videos of Celina and Filiberto, specifically the one that became popular in 2017 and where they appear dancing to the rhythm of the song I know it of the Cuban urban group Yomil and El Dany.
Alicia Keys added a text to the publication in which she hoped that all her followers would be infected with the good energy that grandparents give off and expressed that she and her husband, the American music producer Swizz Beatz, would hopefully look the same in the future. happy and fun than them.
"Great mood for the week! Nothing better than a laugh to start off right! I can't wait for this to be @therealswizzz and me in 40 years. There's a lot going on around us emotionally, spiritually and physically! What are you doing? to achieve this week big or small? (Everything matters) How are you going to dance with them? Sending you love and strength!
After Alicia Keys' post, Cubans Celina and Filiberto, who form a duo called Ganas con Canas, were quick to thank the singer for echoing one of their dances. "Thank you very much for the repost," they commented from their Instagram account.
The Cuban reggaeton player Yomil Hidalgo Puentes, performer of the song that the grandparents dance in the audiovisual, also left the famous artist a message of gratitude in the publication.
"Thank you Alicia Keys for sharing this video, proud that our music continues to brighten the hearts of many people worldwide and also thank Ganas con Canas. May God bless you very much, thank you for everything," said the urban singer.
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