Cuban reacts to Ana de Armas' romance: "She wouldn't date the owner of Tinder, Anido, if he didn't have a good fortune."

Ana de Armas and Manuel Anido, son of Lis Cuesta, are involved in a romance that is attracting criticism on social media.


It was the headline news on Wednesday: Ana de Armas and Manuel Anido, son of Lis Cuesta, are together. This romance has sparked a myriad of reactions on social media, where thousands of Cubans from around the world have shared their thoughts on this relationship that they have reportedly been involved in for months.

Specifically, a Cuban who goes by @yarys6 on TikTok shared a video filled with irony and social criticism directed at Ana de Armas.

"Today, we are all astonished to see our remittances strolling through Madrid, taking a dog out to do its business," he commented with evident sarcasm. He added that in Hollywood, "people perform whatever rituals they want to stay beautiful, young, and famous. And Ana goes straight for the devil."

The TikToker not only highlighted Anido's family connection to Lis Cuesta but also his political position. "It's not just that he is Lis Cuesta's son and Díaz-Canel's stepson; he is also Díaz-Canel's advisor," she stated emphatically.

Furthermore, he hinted at the supposed wealth that Manuel Anido might possess. “The proof that he has significant assets is that Anita is with him, because she wouldn’t associate with someone like him if he didn’t have a good fortune. A fortune that we all contribute to daily,” he said.

The video has generated dozens of comments. "I said the same thing when I saw it. There go the combos, the remittances, and the Mipymes. Impudently and right in our faces," or "That’s a relationship for money laundering."

Ana de Armas's relationship, known for her success in Hollywood, with figures connected to the Cuban regime is a topic that does not go unnoticed and is generating controversy and critical reactions.

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Izabela Pecherska

Editor at CiberCuba. Graduate in Journalism from Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, Spain. Former editor at El Mundo and PlayGround.