A Cuban living in Switzerland shares his experience: "I have learned a lot."

Raymel Napoles, a Cuban resident in Switzerland, has shared a video on TikTok where he narrates his experiences in this European country. In his video, Napoles highlights both the positive and negative aspects of living in Switzerland. He begins by stating: "I am Cuban and I live in Switzerland and I can tell you that Switzerland is a very beautiful country." He comments on how he has learned a lot and has educated himself personally since he arrived. Additionally, he appreciates the organization of the country, although he acknowledges that "despite all the good things, there are also bad things."

Napoles mentions the difference in obtaining nationality between Switzerland and the United States, pointing out that in Switzerland it can take up to ten years, while in the United States it can be faster if one behaves well. He also highlights the difficulties faced by immigrants in Switzerland and the impossibility of playing loud music at home. However, he expresses his satisfaction for the friendships he has made and his love for his native country, Cuba, despite the distance: "I am happy to live here because I have met new friends, but I also miss my country and I also suffer because of the situation there."

Raymel's followers have reacted in various ways to his video. Some agreed with him regarding the beauty and organization of Switzerland, sending greetings from different parts of the country. Others pointed out that loud music can be enjoyed in nightclubs and that "loud music is called education." There were also those who shared their own experiences with obtaining Swiss nationality, mentioning that some obtained citizenship in less time, while others emphasized the importance of patience and adaptation to local norms.

A comment that sparked debate was from a user who mentioned that organization and treatment in Switzerland are a matter of education and adaptation, while another pointed out, "I am Cuban, I live in Switzerland, and I play loud music in my house," referring to the possibility of enjoying certain freedoms.

Raymel thanked his followers for their comments and reflections, emphasizing that each country has its virtues and flaws, and that it is important to have a strong mindset to overcome difficulties. His video has sparked an active dialogue about the experiences of immigrants, reflecting the diverse perspectives and experiences of the Cuban community in Switzerland.