Luis Silva in a softball game: "Let's hope that when we play in Marianao no one is left behind"

Although happy after winning a softball game in Boca de Camarioca this Sunday, the popular Cuban comedianLuis Silva, known for his character of Pánfilo inLive the story, seems to be “worried” about the possibility of “losing” the members of his team if they play inmariana.

"Let's hope that when we play in Marianao no one is left behind."joked the actor, who thus joinedthe funny reactions that has unleashed on social networks thereport ofHavana Channel about the supposed prosperity of life in Marianao, where an interviewee said, in an apparent sarcastic tone, that in that capital town there was a lot of food, "a lot of chicken", water, the power didn't go out and there were no lines.

In a video celebrating the team's victoryThe Comedians, which he shared on his Facebook account,Silva He assured that if they had won,It was surely due to the contribution of his colleague Otto Ortiz, a native of the aforementioned Havana municipality.

“Today it was played in Boca de Camarioca. And we won!! “The Comics activated,” Silva wrote in the description of the clip, in which actor Marlon Pijuán appears, also a member of the cast ofLive the story.

More than 20,000 Internet users have seen the Cuban comedian's publication on Facebook, while on IG it has almost 11,000 views. “Be careful with Marianao, we're running out of comedians”, “Play in Marianao, it's the best, the stadium there sure looks like the Yankees stadium”, “Be careful with Checkbook that stays in Marianao”, some followers of the artist wrote in their comments.

“I hit Marianao more than Díaz-Canel,” the interviewee for the television report wrote jokingly on her Facebook profile. The young woman, identified asYakemi Amate, also shared several of the memes that have been generated as a result of his statements on official television. Some of the funniest ones focus on the immigration issue, such as the one that announces thatEven millionaire Bill Gates wants to swap for that area from Havana.

Luis Silva, for his part, does not waste the opportunity to make Cubans laugh with his witticisms and fine humor about the reality of the country, something that the public enjoys and appreciates these days, after the return to the big screen of thenew episodes ofLive the story.