A picture is worth a thousand words, and the one that Yotuel shared this Thursday on his Instagram account confirms it: the Cuban singer appeared alongside Roldán González and Alejandro Sanz in an image that has already got his followers speculating about a possible collaboration among the three artists.
In the heartfelt message accompanying the post, Yotuel addressed the Spanish artist with words that blend friendship, gratitude, and a musical hint that is hard to ignore: “Being able to count on you, sharing this journey, and knowing that our music meets in this way still feels like a dream to me.”
The photograph, signed by the photographer Basilio Silva, shows the three of them together against a light background: Yotuel on the left wearing a black sleeveless shirt, Sanz in the center with an olive green shirt and hands clasped in a prayer position, and Roldán on the right wearing a beige vest over a white shirt.
The full text of the post leaves no one indifferent. “@alejandrosanz friend, brother. No matter how hard I try to put into words what I feel, I cannot help but be moved when I look at this photo and think about everything it means to us,” wrote Yotuel, before concluding with a dedication that summarizes the bond between Sanz and the island: “Thank you for who you are, for your music, for your legacy, but above all for what you mean to my Cuba and to so many Cubans who carry you in their hearts. Cuba loves you.”
The presence of Roldán González in the image adds an extra layer of emotion for fans of Orishas, who reconciled in March 2025 after years of estrangement, and in 2026 they are on an international tour titled “Represent Cuba 2026,” with dates across Latin America, Europe, and the United States.
The friendship between Yotuel and Alejandro Sanz has a history. In July 2022, the Cuban sang "Patria y Vida" at Sanz's concert in Tenerife, and repeated the experience in Miami in September 2023.
Sanz's commitment to Cuba goes beyond music: he supported the young Cubans who protested against ETECSA's rates in June 2025, and he echoed the denunciation of repression against the youth project El 4tico earlier this year.
For now, there is no official confirmation of any joint release, but the phrase "our music meets" sounds too specific to be just poetry. Fans are already in wait mode.
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