"My dream come true": Cuban mother in the United States reunites with her child after five years apart.

In an emotional video that has touched thousands of users on TikTok, a Cuban mother in the United States showcased her reception of her son at the airport after five years without seeing him.

"After five years without seeing my son. Thank God, he's with me now, my dream come true," wrote @evelynechemendia30 about the clip that immortalized the touching moment when the mother walks to the arrivals area of the airport, carrying balloons, a huge teddy bear, and an American flag, until she could finally hold her son in her arms again.

The video has touched the hearts of thousands of users and has generated hundreds of supportive comments, empathy, and even testimonials from those who have experienced something similar or long for their moment to come.

"Here crying for someone I don't know, blessings for that family"; "How I have cried with you nonstop, I have been without my two children for six years and I ask God for that moment, blessings"; "I am crying as if it were the hug I need so much, blessings for you all, enjoy that quality time together"; "Those who have gone through that really know what it's like to be away from a child for years. God bless you, now enjoy it a lot"; "Super exciting my life, congratulations"; "Congratulations I miss mine so much, it's tough"; "Congratulations, how I cried"; "So many blessings, how lovely already with your little one"; "It's impossible not to cry, congratulations beautiful you did it, blessings"; "Congratulations, your little one is so beautiful, blessings"; "I am crying too, what joy God"; "Very moving, impossible not to cry," reads among the nearly a thousand messages that have followed the touching moment in one day.

This video, for its part, not only shows a personal moment of joy and relief for this Cuban mother, but it is also a sad reminder of the impact of family separation and the strength of maternal love in so many families affected by emigration.

How many other parents are currently in the same situation, waiting for that long-awaited hug?