The Cuban podcast "De La Vida" reached 400,000 subscribers on YouTube, a milestone that its creators, influencers Miguelín David, Laurira, El Flaco, La Melliza, El Moreno, and Ernesto, celebrated with a reel posted on the program's official Instagram account with the message: "400 thousand subscribers THANK YOUUUU."
The video was well received by followers, reflecting the enthusiasm of a community that has made the program one of the most popular digital entertainment spaces among Cubans in Miami.
What is remarkable about this achievement is that it arrived sooner than expected: last August, the channel itself had projected that it would reach that figure by early December, so the milestone was achieved weeks in advance.
The podcast, which in July of this year was described as "one of the most watched podcasts in Miami" during an interview with comedian Alexis Valdés, has established itself as a venue for interviews with influencers, artists, and figures from the Cuban digital world.
Among their most recent guests are the singer Malu Trevejo, who appeared in episode 147 in August; singers Kevincito and Dany Ome, in episode 149 in September; and Michael Flores in episode 150, also in September.
The program has been the backdrop for several viral moments within the digital Cuban community. One of the most memorable was when the singer Yakarta alongside Chacal during his early days in the United States.
Another episode that sparked widespread conversation was the breakup between Eduardo López Cardoso (El Flaco) and his then-partner Juliette Valle, who was part of the podcast's cast, and who since December 2025 was decided not to continue in the program.
In October 2025, Miguelín also organized the “De La Vida Talent Show”, with a prize of 10,000 dollars for the winner, extending the project's reach beyond the screens.
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