The Cuban way! The Divo gives away Cuban snack boxes at his birthday party: "It's the one I used to eat as a child, and I wanted it here."

The Cuban singer Eduardo Antonio, known as "El Divo de Placetas," celebrated his 54th birthday in Miami with a party that evoked the traditions of his childhood in Cuba.

The event, which brought together friends and prominent figures from the entertainment world, included the presentation of the iconic Cuban birthday "cajitas," a gesture that highlighted their connection to the roots and traditions of their homeland.

Among those in attendance was Cuban boxer Gustavo Trujillo, who expressed his surprise on social media upon receiving one of these little boxes.

When she opened it, Eduardo Antonio approached her and remarked, “This is for those who say my work is fictional, that I'm all about the pen and the sequins. No, what matters to me is being real—my friends, my essence, where I come from, and how far I’ve come. This little box is what I used to eat as a child, and it’s what I wanted for this birthday.”

Birthday "cajitas" are a tradition at children's parties in Cuba, consisting of small cardboard boxes filled with typical foods such as croquettes, snacks, sweets, and soft drinks.

By incorporating them into his celebration, Eduardo Antonio not only honored his childhood but also provided his guests with an authentic experience of Cuban culture.

This celebration adds to a series of events the artist has recently held in Miami, including concerts and live performances, reinforcing his presence in the music scene and his connection with the Cuban community abroad.

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