Although she was born in Segovia, the Spanish artist Dreah She claims to be so obsessed with "what's Cuban" that it even seems to her when she hears part of the lyrics of "Lazy song" by Bruno Mars that she says words specific to her variant of Spanish.
This was stated by the young woman herself in a video on her TikTok account that was not limited to closing with a "noo de pinga" and that she shared a few hours ago with her more than 31 thousand followers on the aforementioned social network along with the comment "No Maybe, even Bruno Mars speaks Cuban."
Last October, given the reactions of his followers for the way in which he imitates the speech of Cubans and knows their linguistic turns and reality itself, he clarified his origin.
"I am Spanish, I am from a region of Spain called Segovia, I am Segovian, okay? I am not Galician at all. But... the Cubans have already adopted me because I like their handsomeness and their cockiness and I get into with that and that's it," he said on that occasion.
In his profile there are videos with which he demonstrates his taste for Cuban culture, idiosyncrasy and words, including even those used to refer to amounts of money.
"You can't hit everyone with your Cubanness," the young woman - whose real name is Andrea Berzal - had said the previous August when showing off her knowledge of colloquial expressions, Cubanisms and street phraseology in a funny video that closed with a smile.
His love for everything Cuban is such that he also encouraged himself to dance cast. "Don't kill me, I'm learning it," he said a week ago when showing his "first day dancing guachineo."
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