Lisandra Rodríguez, known as the "Cuban Amy Winehouse" due to her strong physical resemblance to the late British singer, lashed out at the hosts of Con Filo for using her in the show, implying that she was a victim of the Miami-based communicators.
In writing in the comments section of the program's Facebook page and later in two videos published on her profile, Lisandra clarified that she is not part of the Con Filo clan.
She emphasized that she hates that "little program," does not support their falsehood, and that if she does not go out to the street to express herself "it is out of fear."
He started with disrespect, tell things as they are. Why the heck didn't they make a program saying that they fired me from work for going viral on social media? They ordered for me to be kicked out. Stop being so fresh in tarnishing my image on these types of programs, I hate this little show, I will never in my life support your falsehood. I am real,” wrote the young Cuban.
Con Filo used as the basis of Lisandra's defense the tense exchange she had with the journalist based in the U.S., Ernesto Morales, following the young woman's intention to avoid political topics.
In a previous video by Lisandra dedicated to Morales, the young woman told the journalist that he should go to the island with his whole family to fight for the freedom of Cuba, but that she is not Mariana Grajales.
Con Filo took the response well, immediately using it as an example, something that - judging by the reaction - has upset Lisandra even more than the disagreement with Morales.
Let it be clear that I am not in favor of anything here in Cuba, and if I don't speak out, it's out of fear. But I'm tired of being dragged into this mess. Stop the little game and stop involving me in politics, because I am not in favor," he added in a comment that is still posted on the program's Facebook.
Please leave out the disrespect and remove me from your program, which I detest, given its lack of respect. Do not associate me with anything related to your falsehood anymore," he reiterated in a second comment.
In the two videos on the topic that the Cuban Amy Winehouse published, her attitude was even more emphatic.
"I am not in favor of anything, so do not involve me in your political program because I am not in favor of anything. Therefore, I earnestly ask you to remove me from all these programs here because I do not want to participate in any because I am not in favor of anything," he insisted.
To the people from Con Filo, please, remove me from your show because I don't like your show and in fact, it's the show I detest the most on television. I have nothing to do with this. I am not in favor of this," she always said elliptically and without directly mentioning the government, before concluding that they also tend to use people "for their own purposes."
The response from the Cuban Amy Winehouse was applauded by Ernesto Morales, who concluded that the young Cuban, who clearly doesn't mince her words, "swept the floor with the undesirables from Con Filo."
It was in early May when fame surprised Lisandra Rodríguez after her remarkable resemblance to the late British singer went viral in independent media outlets in just a few days.
And the similarity between the two is enhanced with the incorporation of gestures, poses, and the unique styling that Rodríguez skillfully exploits.
However, Lisandra Rodríguez's sudden fame and public appreciation towards independent media outlets resulted in her being promptly fired from the bar where she was working occasionally as a waitress in Old Havana.
She justified the act by saying that she worked there "without papers," but the incident was still interpreted as a political reaction.
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