The Goddess surprises with a change of look and encourages people to join the challenge of "Man who does not go down the well"

The goddess She appeared on her networks with a new haircut that has delighted her fans, who think that the change stylizes and rejuvenates her.

Through a video where she wears a tight fluorescent green dress,Dianelys Alfonso Cartaya -the singer's real name- encouraged her fans to join the challenge of what she is going to release next and that, since the preview she gave a few days ago,has revolutionized the networks.

"Do you like my hair?" he asked.The goddess in her publication, in which she takes the opportunity to mention the beauty salon she goes to.

"Prepare your challenge because Tik Tok caught fire with my new song"Man who does not go down the well'and it hasn't come out yet, wait for it," he added in the post that has been filled with messages of praise and praise not only for the single but, above all, for the new look, which at the moment has not revealed whether it is permanent or just a hairstyle for the song clip.

"Short hair looks prettier on you"; "Beautiful, sensual and focused. That is the attitude, continue being yourself with your big heart. Just don't fall into provocations anymore. Blessings thousands. Greetings, successes"; "How beautiful you look, my goddess, that green dress looks beautiful on you, and your short hair looks great. When does this song come out?"; "I love your short hair, it looks more youthful"; "I love the new theme and you closed that dress titi"; "Bella, I love your short hair"; "You look younger"; "Short hair looks great on you"; "That cut is regal and updated, you look younger and the frame of the face is better accentuated"; "Very pretty with that cut"; "Wow, how beautiful"; "Beautiful combination of the color of the dress with your skin tone and hair," are some of the comments that praise her appearance.

Osmani García, who has supported her since her arrival in the City of the Sun and with whom she will release a romantic song, could not resist jokingly commenting on La Diosa's publication: "King, how many buckets of water do you draw from the well per day?" ?", asked. "Hard work," he replied.

On social networks, his followers are eagerly awaiting the release of "Hombre que no baje al pozo" filling their profiles with videos dancing to the rhythmic song.