"I'm struggling": This is the young Cuban who makes a living selling tamales on the streets of Hialeah

A young Cuban sells tamales from his car in Hialeah, Florida, standing out for his effort and authentic flavor. His story reflects the struggle and creativity of Cuban immigrants.


A young Cuban is creating a buzz on social media with a video showcasing how he makes a living selling tamales from the trunk of his car in Hialeah, Florida.

With pride and determination, the entrepreneur shared his story on TikTok, where he noted: "I am an immigrant who is fighting. If you are around Hialeah, 65 St and 3 Ave, stop by here. $6 a plate."

In the video, posted on the account @tu.tamal.favorito, the young man is seen carefully preparing an order. The dish, described by his customers as a true delicacy, features tamales served with fresh avocado and meat as accompaniments, a combination that evokes the traditional flavors of Cuban cuisine.

This young man's initiative embodies the spirit of perseverance shared by many Cuban immigrants who arrive in the United States with the dream of building a new life.

Her creativity in adapting to circumstances and offering a homemade, quality product has captured the interest of residents in Hialeah, a city with a strong presence of the Cuban community.

The video has garnered hundreds of supportive and admiring comments. Many users praised not only the flavor of his tamales but also the humility and perseverance of the young man. "A true example of struggle and hard work," commented a follower on social media.

Selling tamales on the streets of Hialeah is not only a means of livelihood but also a way to keep Cuban culinary traditions alive. In a competitive environment like Miami, this young individual has managed to stand out with an authentic and affordable offering.

If you want to support their business and enjoy a dish full of Cuban flavor, you can stop by the corner of 65th St and 3rd Ave in Hialeah and try this delicious meal for only $6.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living in Spain. I studied Social Communication at the University of Havana and later graduated in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Valencia. I am currently part of the CiberCuba team as a writer in the Entertainment section.