Cuban man takes his grandmother to a car wash in Hialeah for the first time, and her reaction goes viral.

A Cuban took his grandmother to a car wash in Hialeah for the first time, and her amusing reaction went viral on TikTok.


A video shared on TikTok by user @alejandro_bujan has gone viral, showcasing his grandmother’s spontaneous reaction during her first experience at a car wash in Hialeah, Miami. The clip, which has already garnered thousands of views, features the woman looking both surprised and amused as the car passes through the wash tunnel.

In the video, Alejandro's aunt spares no Cuban expressions or humorous comments, capturing users' attention with her authenticity and charisma.

"Can’t I just get out and wait for you outside?" the lady exclaimed as the car moved through the brushes and streams of water. Her reaction has sparked laughter and comments on the platform, highlighting her ability to connect with the audience in a natural way.

"A thousand Cuban phrases per second," Alejandro commented in the video description, highlighting his grandmother's accent and expressions. In the comments section, internet users quickly joined in the laughter, sharing similar anecdotes about relatives experiencing their first moments in the United States.

"Poor thing, I understand her, I'm scared too," "That's funny, she got nervous," and "I'm terrified of that, I understand her, poor thing," commented some internet users.

This type of content often resonates particularly with the Cuban and Latino community in Miami, where many find familiarity and nostalgia in these everyday situations.

The success of the video lies not only in the woman's genuine reaction but also in how it reflects the characteristic sense of humor of the Cuban people and their ability to transform ordinary experiences into moments filled with grace. Alejandro's grandmother has unwittingly earned a special place among the viewers.

So far, the video continues to gather views and comments, with people from various parts of the world enjoying the energy and authenticity of the Cuban woman, who transformed a routine visit to the car wash into a moment worth sharing and remembering.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, I now live in Spain. I studied Social Communication at the University of Havana and later graduated in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Valencia. I am currently part of the CiberCuba team as a writer in the Entertainment section.


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