El Chulo defends L Kimii and attacks Otaola: "He is fighting for his dreams; your issue is with me."

El Chulo defends L Kimii after Otaola's criticisms, labeling his program as irrelevant and aimed at older adults. He requests that L Kimii be allowed to continue his career without interference.

El Chulo erupts against OtaolaPhoto © El Chulo / Otaola / Instagram

The Cuban reggaeton artist El Chulo came to the defense of his colleague L Kimii this Wednesday and launched strong criticisms against the host Alexander Otaola, following recent comments he made about the young urban artist.

In an Instagram story, El Chulo sent a direct message to Otaola: "Miriam Hernández, from now on, every time you mess with someone I like and respect, like you just did with L Kimii, I'm coming for you. But take it easy, I know you enjoy those relaxed little videos while dancing bachata. I'm on vacation right now, ready to spend my money, you understand? I'm going to tell you just one thing: Kimii is committed, that's Samanta’s business."

The message was accompanied by other posts in which the singer defended L Kimii's career, insisting that Otaola's criticisms are irrelevant and that his program is primarily viewed by "elderly people." "That little show of yours is only watched by adults aged 60 and over," he wrote in one of the stories, in a mocking tone.

El Chulo / Instagram

In another message, El Chulo asked Otaola to leave L Kimii alone so he can stay focused on his career: "Let the kid keep fighting and working for his dreams, focused. Your job is with me, as I'm loaded with fula and when I'm bored, I dedicate some time to you," he posted.

El Chulo / Instagram

El Chulo's statements come in the wake of the controversy sparked on Otaola's show, where the host questioned L Kimii's music and personal life, leading to supportive reactions for the reggaeton artist from several colleagues in the genre.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Controversy between El Chulo and Alexander Otaola

Why did El Chulo criticize Alexander Otaola?

El Chulo criticized Alexander Otaola in defense of his colleague L Kimii, after Otaola made negative comments about the young artist. El Chulo expressed his discontent through social media, labeling Otaola's program as irrelevant and aimed mainly at older audiences.

What did El Chulo say about Otaola's program?

El Chulo commented that Otaola's program is mostly watched by elderly people, referring to the program in a derogatory manner and questioning its relevance in the current scene. He stated that Otaola's criticisms are insignificant for young artists.

How has this controversy affected L Kimii's career?

Despite Otaola's criticisms, L Kimii has continued with her career, focusing on her projects and concerts. The support from colleagues like El Chulo has strengthened her position within the Cuban music industry, especially after her performance at the Watsco Center, which marked a milestone in her career.

What has been the reaction of other artists to Otaola's criticism?

Several artists from the Cuban urban genre have expressed their discontent with Alexander Otaola. El Kamel and Dany Ome are some of the musicians who have publicly criticized the host, questioning his influence and his approach to the personal and professional lives of Cuban artists.

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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.