Cuban women made their voices heard, and Karol G listened! The Bichota shared a video on her Instagram stories of Cuban singer Yayma Barrueto performing her own version of the hit "Latina Foreva," ensuring that Cuba also gets its moment in the spotlight.
“Who forgot about the Cuban women? It's all good, I'll represent them…”, sings Yayma with style and flavor, while she looks happy next to a pool in a video that is already trending on social media, especially TikTok, where it has surpassed 1.6 million views.
It all began when many noticed that in Karol G's original song, several Latin American countries were mentioned (Colombians, Venezuelans, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans), but Cubans were not included. The response was swift: Yayma and El Master released their own version of the song, proudly highlighting Cuba with sugar, cane, and plenty of rhythm.
Far from being upset, Karol G reacted like a queen: she shared the video on her stories and made it clear that "Latina Foreva" is for everyone. And yes, Cuba is also reppin'!
Because if they're not invited... they'll still show up!
"For me, it's something incredibly big, I still can't believe it," said Yayma after seeing herself in the stories of the Bichota. Without a doubt, a significant milestone for this young Cuban who is making her way in the music world with a lot of energy, good vibes, and above all, talent.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cuba's Inclusion in "Latina Foreva" by Karol G
Why did Yayma Barrueto create a Cuban version of "Latina Foreva"?
Yayma Barrueto created a Cuban version of "Latina Foreva" because Cuban women were not mentioned in the original song by Karol G, which did name other Latin nationalities. Yayma wanted to ensure that Cuba also had its representation in the song, showcasing pride in her culture and roots.
How did Karol G react to the Cuban version of her song?
Karol G responded positively to the Cuban version of her song shared by Yayma Barrueto. The artist posted the video on her Instagram stories, showing her support and making it clear that "Latina Foreva" is for all Latina women, including Cubans.
What impact did Yayma Barrueto's version have on social media?
Yayma Barrueto's version went viral quickly, especially on TikTok, where it surpassed 1.6 million views. The initiative was well received by the public, generating enthusiasm and support for the Cuban representation in Karol G's song.
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