"If Karol G Were Cuban": Viral Parody of "If I Had Known You Before"

The young singer Carolinee is causing a sensation on social media with her Cubanized version of the international mega hit "Si antes te hubiera conocido" by Karol G.

"If Karol G were Cuban #parody; share it," the artist wrote a few days ago on her Instagram account, where she has a community of over 128 thousand followers, while sharing the video that has generated more than 51 thousand likes and over 1,300 comments in four days.

"If you are Cuban, this song is going to resonate with you a lot," begins the young singer Carolina her version of the international hit by Karol G "If I Had Known You Before."

"I wouldn't have so many blackouts, I wouldn't be waiting in line for chicken, nor looking for the sugar that got lost, this month the rice didn't come," says in a fragment.

"Karol will call you soon for the Cuban remix"; "What a sad reality, Long live free Cuba damn it"; "You should be a singer, you do it beautifully, you have a lovely voice, may God bless you a lot"; "Poor Karol waiting in line for chicken and gasoline, I can already imagine her writing songs in the supply notebook"; "That turned out great, but don't eat too much Nutella when you leave, it's not very healthy, I'm saying this out of love, success"; "I loved it, you have a very lovely voice"; "I liked this version more than the original"; "The truth is that it's sad for us Cubans, but look how charismatic we are, it turned out beautiful, lovely voice girl"; "I am Cuban and I liked your song more than the original"; "Oh, this girl is so good"; "Your voice is beautiful, I hope you can leave Cuba so you can have a good future and not waste your talent"; "Surely the best version, it turned out great"; "Well, the song could also be sung in Venezuela"; "This is awesome, you sing well"; "The best version, I hope someone sees you and calls you to sing," reads among the hundreds of comments left for the girl on her post.

"Others complaining over there and I'm going crazy waiting for my parole," she sings at another moment in her parody, which has also been shared on TikTok, where she is also succeeding among those who listen to her.

A few weeks ago, the young woman had talked online about how she felt about being the "most followed content creator in Sancti Spíritus."