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Seidy La Niña has once again lit up social media with her latest announcement: an unexpected collaboration with two heavyweights of the Cuban urban genre, Chocolate MC and Osmani García. From the studio, surrounded by laughter, good vibes, and even lion slippers, the singer made it clear that this is promising. "I never imagined this collaboration, grateful for every opportunity. FROM DISTRIBUTOR TO DISTRIBUTOR," she wrote alongside a series of photos on her Instagram.
Fans quickly filled the post with excited and fun comments, highlighting how significant this collaboration can be. "Now this is really happening," "This is a bomb," and "Finally, it's happening!" were some of the most repeated messages, accompanied by a flurry of fire emojis. Others emphasized Seidy's efforts to make her mark in reggaeton: "You deserve this because you're a fighter," and "Your true fans know how hard you've fought."
Of course, humor was not lacking. Some users referred to the famous "taxi" popularized by Dayamí La Musa alongside Chocolate MC. "You gave so much until you finally got in the taxi! You're definitely one of us," wrote a follower with laughter. Another joked: "Now the taxi is really messed up. Beep beep! Seidy at the wheel."
This collaboration comes after days of controversy and mutual statements between Seidy and other representatives of the genre. Her controversy with Dayamí La Musa has generated a lot of discussion, from diss tracks on social media to direct hints such as Seidy’s post dancing to El Taxi, Dayamí's most famous song.
To make matters worse, Seidy and Chocolate have also had their share of spicy exchanges. Just two days before the announcement of this union, the mulatta had declared herself "The Queen of the Cast" in response to a comment from the reggaeton artist.
For now, none of the three main figures in this luxury collaboration have provided more details, although everything indicates that an explosive success is on the way. As one follower said: "This is going to revolutionize Cuban music; it's going to set the stage on fire."
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