A viral video shared by content creator Leodanis Sotomayor (@lilleoovni) on his Instagram account has sparked a wave of comments among Cubans on social media.
In the recording, made on a street in Havana, Sotomayor interviews a man over 50 years old, very educated, serious, yet pleasant. The surprise for the Cubans came when some recognized his voice.
It is about the radio actor Manuel Alberto González, who answered three simple questions from Sotomayor with ease and elegance. The reaction on social media was swift. "From the moment I heard his voice, I knew he was going to win," commented one user.
Others highlighted his diction, clarity, and masculine sensuality: "You can tell he's from another generation," "What pride in that old school!," "That voice was a part of my days," were some of the comments.
Even some joked about asking Manuel "the 300 questions" just for the pleasure of hearing him respond.
The contrast with several young people interviewed in other videos was evident to many users, who pointed out the decline in the educational level that has occurred in Cuba over time.
Manuel, with his unmistakable presence and voice, earned the award offered by the content creator and also the admiration of thousands of Cubans on social media. A simple moment turned into a demonstration of what many consider an irreplaceable generation in Cuba.
Frequently Asked Questions about Radio Actor Manuel Alberto González and Education in Cuba
Who is Manuel Alberto González and why has he gone viral?
Manuel Alberto González is a Cuban radio actor whose participation in a viral video, where he was interviewed by content creator Leodanis Sotomayor, has surprised many with his cultural level and impeccable diction. His presence and voice evoked nostalgia and admiration among those who recognized his talent, highlighting the "old school" education in Cuba.
How has the Cuban community reacted to Manuel Alberto González's interview?
The Cuban community has reacted with admiration and nostalgia to Manuel Alberto González's interview. Comments highlighted his clarity of expression and diction, qualities that many associate with a better-educated generation. Some users on social media joked about wanting to ask him “the 300 questions” just to keep listening to him.
What does the viral video reveal about the state of education in Cuba?
The video by Manuel Alberto González, when contrasting his eloquence with that of the young interviewees, has sparked comments on the decline of the educational level in Cuba over time. Many users pointed out this change as a reflection of the loss of quality in education and general culture among the more recent generations.
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