The cast has once again proven that there are no boundaries. A video shared on TikTok by the user @gaby_mor8no has gone viral after showing a group of young Cubans singing at the top of their lungs “Dichavate”, one of the hottest tracks by Cuban artist Ya Ice Dilan.
The images appear to be recorded in the stands of a school gymnasium or sports pavilion in Miami. While an event—possibly sporting or academic—is taking place on the court, another scene unfolds from the audience: arms raised, cell phones recording, and a chorus singing the song without missing a single word.
The text accompanying the video says: “It’s time to show our roots because what the heck with these gringos”, in a clearly humorous tone. The phrase reinforces the idea of a spontaneous moment where Cuban pride and flavor take center stage in a predominantly English-speaking environment.
The post generated a wave of reactions. Dozens of comments were filled with Cuban flags and messages of enthusiasm. “I want to be there, damn it,” wrote one user. "Long live the Caribbean, long live the Latinos,” commented another follower. There were also those who highlighted the accent and energy of the group, while people from other nationalities admitted that the cast is already part of their favorite music.
The video confirms a trend that is becoming increasingly prominent: the soundtrack has become a cultural hallmark for the Cuban diaspora. Songs like "Dichavate" are not only played at parties or nightclubs, but also break into any space where Cubans are willing to sing them out loud.
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