The renowned Cuban singer Aymée Nuviola shared a message on her social media where she observes what is currently happening in Venezuela and speaks to her fellow Cuban compatriots.
"I made a video some time ago where I was saying that there were people criticizing me or demanding that I say the unbearable phrase Díaz-Canel… (singao), so that I could show my support against the Cuban dictatorship, and I simply said that I was not going to do that vulgarity," Nuviola began his video shared on Instagram.
The purpose of your introduction was to get to the topic of Venezuela and ask, "At what moment have you seen María Corina Machado and the people around her say rude things?"
Nuviola added that this language has not been used by the Venezuelan opponents facing Maduro, much less to gain the leadership, prestige, and appeal that he has achieved in his calls for demonstrations.
The artist continued to highlight attributes that make these opponents an example for the world, but especially for Cubans, whom she also invited to follow the example of the Venezuelan people.
"She is followed by people from all social strata, all types of education, and everyone shares the same belief, which is: to remove Maduro's dictatorship and be free," she noted.
In his message, he emphasized that not everyone thinks the same in this struggle, but everyone is clear that the main goal is to remove Maduro and that Venezuela must be free.
Nuviola's words come after attending an event last Saturday in support of electoral legitimacy in Venezuela, violated by the fraud of Nicolás Maduro, held at Bayfront Park in Miami, which was attended not only by Venezuelans but also by people from other countries residing in the United States.
"They are motivated to support them because they are seeing that there is an entire people in the streets in Venezuela, and that in a dignified and brave way they are claiming their rights, and there have been people who have disappeared, been killed, or kidnapped, but the people are there, without rudeness, without lack of respect," he pointed out.
Returning to the Cubans directly, he told them: “You have to use your head and less your tongue. This (the tongue) is like the rudder of the ship that takes it where it wants to go, that's what the Bible says. So when we start using this (the tongue) as if it were a whip and we are not behaving well and also talking nonsense and vulgarities, who is going to take us seriously in the world?”
"The world is now in favor of Venezuela because they are witnessing the example of a brave and respectful people," he stated.
The video has received many shows of support for Aymée's statement, a recognized, award-winning artist beloved by the Cuban community in the United States. "I hope you understand my point, which I believe is more than evident, and that we Cubans learn because we need it," were her words when sharing it.
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