The family of Cuban influencer La Cintumbare requested help this Sunday to locate her after two days without news, as her sister Maura publicly reported in a call shared on Instagram.
"We have been searching for her for two days and we don't know where she is. We don't know where she is and we are afraid that something may have happened to her," Maura expressed in a video posted on that social network.
The young woman explained that both she and her father, as well as Cinthya Medrano García's mother, the real name of La Cintumbare, have tried to find her without success.
According to her account, the influencer's phone still appears to be active, and the messages sent show as delivered, but they have not received any response.
"His phone shows active status, it indicates that things have been delivered, but he doesn't respond, he doesn't say anything," he explained.
The sister also stated that when she tried to check her social media, she found that La Cintumbare's Instagram account was no longer available.
"I just saw that your Instagram does not exist," he pointed out.
Maura asked anyone who knows the whereabouts of her sister or has any information that could help in finding her to contact the family. In the video, she also provided a phone number to receive information.
"Anyone who has any information about where she might be, please tell me personally so I can get her out of there," he expressed.
Until the moment of the family call, it had not been publicly reported what happened to La Cintumbare or where she might be. There is also no information available that would clarify the reasons why she stopped communicating with her family.
The concern arises after several weeks in which followers and those close to the influencer had expressed unease about some of her videos.
On September 14th, Cuban reggaeton artist Ja Rulay publicly urged him to seek help after La Cintumbare posted content in which he openly discussed drug use.
"You should seek help because slowly that will destroy you, and many people want to see that in you," the artist warned him, also asking him to think about his family and his son.
La Cintumbare also responded to comments about her significant weight loss and stated that it was due to her decision to get in shape.
Medrano García returned to Cuba in February 2025 after being deported from the United States and has since maintained a strong presence on social media.
"I, my dad, and her mom are desperately searching for her because honestly, we need to know where she is," Maura concluded.
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