Pánfilo wants to know where Cachita went: "He has to give us the address to visit her"

While fishing on the Havana Malecón,Pánfilo, Chequera and Isidoro wonder where their friend Cachita is. (Irela Bravo) to go pay him a visit.

After Chequera mistakes a tiñosa for a seagull and Pánfilo tries to ward off the bad omens and also the competition that surrounds his fishing, he remembers his friend from the neighborhood.

“Where is Cachita located?. "She didn't go there," he asks Isidoro and looks at the horizon, and he answers somewhat confusedly: "Yes, but I don't know if there or pa...".

“She told me, 'between you and me, I'm going to go there,' but she didn't tell me exactly which part.You have to give us the address to visit”says Pánfilo. “To have a little coffee,” adds Isidoro.

In their sketch these funny characters took the opportunity to promote the services ofCubatel, an app that Pánfilo assures is all-inclusive, because in addition to refills to Cuba, the sale of appliances and food combos has excellent acceptance among customers.

Not to mention, that according to PánfiloThey have an office in Hialeah, Miami, “I don't know if Cachita lives there,” which provides various services such as procedures, consular services, passports, ticket sales,sending of money, among others.

Pánfilo's promotion was interrupted by Chequera when she noticed that they had caught something. Excited, Pánfilo was already thinking of frying the fish with the little bit of oil he had left, but they were greatly disappointed when they pulled a roll of cable out of the water.

“Panfi will not be a sign that the sea is giving us,” asks Chequera and then sheds “clarity” on the matter: “The sign that the sea is giving us is that we are going to eat a cable”.

However, Pánfilo believes that maybe it is the submarine internet cable and they have just left Havana and all of Cuba without connection and he wants to run:“You know that when the internet goes down, people worry”.

Once again the fun characters ofLive the story They resorted to humor to portray an everyday reality that is increasingly difficult for Cubans.