The beloved Cuban content creator Gino Montalvo, popularly known as Oyacito Rey de Reyes, experienced hours of distress after false rumors linking him to an airplane accident in Louisville, Kentucky circulated on social media. From his home, the artist categorically denied the information and urged those spreading unverified content to take responsibility.
With his usual charisma, Oyacito appeared in a video to reassure his followers and delivered a message filled with positive energy. “Do you know what they call me? Palo Santo, the living God. The only thing that bothers me is that I have family, I have a grandmother who can see it, and many followers and friends were really scared. Thank you to everyone who worried about me,” he expressed, visibly moved. His words were met with an outpouring of affection and comments on social media, as well as criticism towards those who spread the false news.
The artist explained that the information originated from a page called Welcome to the Underworld, which mistakenly linked him to the cargo plane accident involving UPS that occurred on Tuesday in Kentucky. "Karma exists, but it's not bad. Karma reflects what you give," he commented calmly, making it clear that he will not allow malice to disrupt his positive vibe or that of his followers.
True to his style, the content creator seized the moment to joke with his characteristic sense of humor: "I'm going to die at 98. Mark the date. And my death will be peaceful, calm, at rest. Because I am peace. I am light. You will never see me broken, no matter who wants that." His response, filled with laughter and reflection, went viral within hours.
The reactions were immediate. Figures from the Cuban entertainment scene stepped up to support him with messages full of affection. Influencer La Mija commented: “People need to stop, that's health for you, my love.” Sachy Sánchez wrote: “Amen, my love. I've received messages asking me, how terrible is all this.” Maggie Suárez also admitted to feeling scared upon reading the news: “I saw this news and I was frightened. That's health.”
The comedian promised to continue sharing joy, humor, and positive messages, showing that neither lies nor sensationalism can dim his shine. “I am light, I am love, and there’s still plenty of Oyacito to come,” he concluded with a smile, reaffirming that his best energy remains intact.
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