The humorous reflection of a Cuban on Thanksgiving: "Don't be silly and don't say 'San Guivin'."

A Cuban on TikTok is celebrating Thanksgiving with humor, poking fun at the pronunciation "San Guivin." His viral video expresses gratitude to his followers and showcases Cuban ingenuity.


Thanksgiving does not go unnoticed by Cubans in exile, who have embraced this American tradition by adding their own unique Caribbean flair.

This year, a Cuban known on TikTok for his humor and creativity has shared a video that has gone viral due to his amusing reflection on how some people pronounce "Thanksgiving."

In the video posted on his TikTok account, Billy Ta Lento (@billy_ta_lento) congratulates his followers in his distinctive style, saying: "Hey, happy Thanksgiving! Don't be silly and say 'San Guivin' because today is not about any saint; it’s a day to give thanks. I am thankful for my health, my family, the friendships I have, and for you, for all the likes you give me and what you download."

The incident has sparked laughter on social media, where many users have shared the video and commented on the peculiarities of the Cuban language and humor.

In addition to his humorous comment, the creator took the opportunity to thank his followers for their support throughout the year, showing that behind the laughter lies a message of sincere gratitude.

His video, filled with spontaneity and good humor, highlights the ability of Cubans to laugh at themselves and their everyday situations, even in the context of an adopted celebration.

The clip has garnered thousands of views and comments that celebrate both the message and the humorous pronunciation that portrays those who adapt English with a Cuban flair, making it clear that Thanksgiving can also be an opportunity to share laughter.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, I now live 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.