Cuban shows off his spectacular house and two motorcycles in Cuba: “My blessings”

A Cuban on TikTok showcases his modern home and motorcycles, raising eyebrows due to the contrast with the economic crisis in Cuba. The phenomenon highlights the inequalities under Díaz-Canel's regime.

House in CubaPhoto © @reneramongarciaro / TikTok

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A Cuban identified on TikTok as @reneramongarciaro shared a video that quickly went viral, showcasing his modern house in Cuba and two motorcycles, which he referred to as "my blessings."

The images, accompanied by the text "My little house in Cuba and my little blessings," showcase a spacious two-story home with a modern design, planters, and a furnished terrace overlooking the mountains.

@reneramongarciaro / TikTok

Inside, there is a living room decorated with colorful furniture, a kitchen equipped with a refrigerator and granite countertop, as well as well-appointed rooms.

@reneramongarciaro / TikTok

The clip also shows two motorcycles parked in front of the house: a high-performance blue Yamaha R6 sports bike and a simpler street-type motorcycle, both in excellent condition.

@reneramongarciaro / TikTok

The user's posts have generated hundreds of comments, many of which express surprise at the standard of living reflected in the video, considering the economic crisis that impacts most Cuban families, characterized by shortages, power outages, and inflation.

@reneramongarciaro / TikTok

While some users applaud the efforts of Cubans to thrive on the island, others question how it is possible to maintain a property of that level in a country where state salaries barely cover basic needs.

The case of this TikToker adds to a growing trend of Cubans showcasing their homes, cars, and businesses on social media, a phenomenon that contrasts sharply with the harsh economic and social reality facing the country under the control of Miguel Díaz-Canel's regime.

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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.