Mawell explodes about the current controversy in the urban genre: "It makes you want to vomit."

The Cuban reggaeton artist Mawell, known for successful tracks like "La Triple M," has expressed his frustration and rejection of the recent and constant controversies surrounding the urban genre in Cuba.

Through a message shared in his Instagram stories, the artist expressed strong criticism regarding the environment that, according to him, currently exists within the industry.

In his post, Mawell expressed his discontent with what he described as a climate of "war, division, controversy, conflict, and gossip."

The situation is such, according to his words, that the artist claims it "makes him want to vomit the genre." This message reflects a clear position of frustration and disappointment on the part of the singer, who seems to be distancing himself from this conflicting environment.

"Luckily, I changed my life for the better. It's up to you," concluded the reggaeton artist, suggesting that he has taken a different path and hinting that he has distanced himself from this dynamic that he criticizes so much.

Mawell's statement is a clear reflection on the current state of the Cuban urban genre and the lack of unity among artists, especially due to the recent controversies that have emerged following the death of Cuban reggaeton artist El Taiger.

Mawell's statement adds to a series of recent declarations and controversies in the realm of Cuban urban music, where personal and professional differences have dominated the public conversation among some of its most well-known representatives.

However, the singer's message makes it clear that he prefers to stay out of these disputes and focus on his personal and artistic evolution.