Chocolate vents to Otaola and confesses the tough time he's going through: "I'm not okay."

Chocolate MC shares his emotional struggle in a video call with Otaola, revealing the loneliness that comes with fame and criticizing the music industry. He expresses gratitude for the support of friends and followers during this difficult time.


The Cuban reggaeton artist Chocolate MC opened up during a live video call on the show hosted by Alexander Otaola, where he candidly spoke about his emotional state and the challenges he faces both personally and in his artistic career.

“Behind this laughter, I am crying,” the singer confessed, visibly affected. “Now I understand a little more about El Taiger and other artists who have felt that emotional void. It's not that I'm feeling down,” he clarified, while sharing a difficult phase he is going through with his audience.

During the conversation, Chocolate reminisced nostalgically about the days when he had a more stable family life: “When I left the quiet life of being with my daughter, changing diapers and giving her milk, and started the life of having many women, from that point on, the more women I had, the lonelier I felt.”

The artist also launched a harsh criticism of the music industry: “I can tell my fans that the music industry is pure hell. Once you enter the industry, you are already set apart,” he expressed.

In the midst of his outpouring, the reggaeton artist lamented not having followed his mother's advice: “If I had listened to my mom…”, and he emphasized that he lives under constant pressure. “I’ve been in danger for a long time. When I have an enemy, it motivates me even more,” he said.

Despite his words of distress, Chocolate also expressed his gratitude to those who have been supporting him during this difficult time. "I truly have to thank my comadre Laura and Osmani, as well as my new work team who are giving me strength, but it's not easy to have all these problems," he concluded, unable to hold back his tears.

Chocolate MC's words have generated a wave of reactions among his followers, who have expressed concern for his well-being and sent messages of support on social media.

Frequently Asked Questions about Chocolate MC and Its Current Situation

What did Chocolate MC reveal about his emotional state on Alexander Otaola's show?

Chocolate MC confessed that he is going through a difficult emotional time, stating that behind his laughter there is suffering. The reggaeton artist expressed feeling alone and living under constant pressure, despite the fame and success in the music industry.

What is Chocolate MC's critique of the music industry?

Chocolate MC described the music industry as "the very hell," highlighting that once you enter it, you are already sidelined. He criticized the pressure and isolation that artists experience, which exacerbates their emotional state.

How has the situation with El Taiger affected Chocolate MC?

The situation of El Taiger has been an emotional blow for Chocolate MC, who has shown solidarity and empathy towards his colleague. Chocolate has participated in vigils and has dedicated music in tribute to El Taiger, reflecting a strong personal impact due to his passing.

Why did Chocolate MC have an altercation at one of his concerts?

During a concert, Chocolate MC reacted violently when a spectator disrespected a minute of silence dedicated to El Taiger. The incident was sparked by the spectator's provocation, which unleashed the anger of the reggaeton artist, who could not tolerate the disrespect.

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Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living 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 an editor in the Entertainment section.

Yare Grau

Originally from Cuba, but living 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 an editor in the Entertainment section.