"Long live Cuba and long live Sandro Castro": La Cintumbare appears in rubber boots and the Cuban flag to promote her business

La Cimtumbare with the influencer Jesús CazorlaPhoto © Instagram / cazorla_espino

The Cuban influencer La Cintumbare starred in a new episode this Thursday by appearing in an Instagram reel wearing rubber boots and draped in the Cuban flag, shouting "Long live Cuba, long live Sandro Castro!" and publicly thanking the support she claims to receive from Fidel Castro's grandson.

The video was published by Venezuelan influencer Jesús Cazorla, who resides in Cuba and is a friend of the content creator, whose real name is Cinthya Medrano García.

"Sandro, I love you so much, thank you always for the support," La Cintumbare declared in the clip, addressing Sandro Castro directly, with whom she maintains a friendly connection that has drawn heavy criticism.

Cazorla presented her in the video with a supportive message: "Here we are with our sister, as always supporting her because little by little we will achieve it."

When Cazorla told her that they were criticizing her boots, La Cintumbare responded bluntly: "Let them criticize me all they want; what they won't be able to do is match me or be like me."

In the same clip, the influencer announces that she sells crispy chicken, bread with roasted pork, pork meat, and drinks at a food stall.

The video is produced within the context of a week of intense media activity for La Cintumbare. On Monday, he sang against Donald Trump, holding him responsible for his deportation, in a video that garnered thousands of reactions and questions.

The next day, he announced the opening of his food stall in the Playa area of Havana, which he informally named "my little shop of no trouble," and stated that he wanted to leave drugs and "the bad life" for the sake of his son and family.

La Cintumbare was deported from the United States to Cuba on February 27, 2025, on the first repatriation flight of Trump’s second term, along with other Cuban migrants.

Since her return to the island, the influencer has maintained a constant presence on social media, with episodes that include a disappearance of over 48 hours in September 2026 that alarmed her family, as well as public statements regarding her drug use.

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