The Goddess

Dianelys Alfonso Cartaya (La Diosa) is a Cuban singer and songwriter known for her music that blends elements of traditional Cuban music with genres such as reggaeton and cumbia. Born in Havana, La Diosa has released several albums that have achieved significant success in Cuba, the United States, and other Latin American countries.

With her powerful voice and unique style, La Diosa has achieved great popularity among the public and has been recognized by critics for her talent and musical skills. Through her lyrics, La Diosa addresses themes such as love, womanhood, and society, and her music has been praised for its ability to inspire and connect with her audience.

After the success of her perfume, La Diosa announces a new song: "You'll be dancing to it soon."

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La Diosa boasts that she has sold 7,500 "Mamasota" perfumes in less than a week.

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In the midst of controversy with Dayamí La Musa, La Diosa lets loose dancing: "Whatever you say rolls off me."

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Dayamí La Musa takes aim at La Diosa and Seidy La Niña: "I gave them a seven-year break, and they did nothing with their music."

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Followers of La Diosa react to her perfume Mamasota: "What joy to smell my idol every day."

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The Goddess launches her first perfume "Mamasota": Discover the captivating blend in a luxury bottle.

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The Goddess, pleased with her Christmas tree for this year's festivities: "What beauty!"

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The Goddess reveals the diet she is following, which has helped her lose weight.

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Seidy La Niña lashes out at Dayamí La Musa following controversial statements: "Why do we have to come to you?"

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The Goddess stays out of controversies: "In a few days, you'll see what I achieved with my approach."

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Dayamí La Musa clears up misunderstandings with Cuban singers after interview on Destino: "La Diosa called me really upset."

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Dayamí La Musa says she would not collaborate with La Diosa, Seidy La Niña, or Srta Dayana: "They need to come to me."

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The Goddess and King El Mago celebrate the birthday of their daughter Reychel: "We love you so much."

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Criticism over La Diosa's gift to Laura's son, Osmani García's wife: "Time for a Cubalse bag."

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Figures from mythology star in Halloween at Otaola's ranch.

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The Goddess to the Cubans amidst the power crisis: "They are killing you slowly, little by little."

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The Goddess teaches her son Axel how to drive: "Oh my pink Cadillac!"

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The Goddess proudly shares a video of her daughter Reychel playing the piano.

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Rey El Mago speaks about La Diosa's silence following the incident with El Taiger.

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"Oh, what pain! Oh, my knee!": This is what a workout routine with La Diosa looks like.

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The Goddess "touches up" her Cadillac: Now it's "pink like a little doll."

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The Goddess gets a tattoo of Ariel the Little Mermaid: Here’s how her followers reacted.

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Seidy La Niña shares a photo with Ms. Dayana: Is it a subtle jab at La Diosa?

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The Goddess on Seidy La Niña: "I have had to do the work of ignoring her."

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A luxurious collaboration between two Cuban artists! La Diosa and Yeny Valdés premiere "No te mientas."

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The Goddess responds to criticism for giving away her clothes: "When will Cubans learn to respect the actions of others?"

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The Goddess gives away clothes she won't wear to her followers, and the compliments pour in: "A heart that doesn't fit in your chest."

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Baby Lores and La Diosa, witnesses to a marriage proposal at a concert in Miami.

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A topic for all women: La Diosa releases "Bien mamasota".

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The internet is going crazy over the eye color changes in Miami: "I think it's a new virus."

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