Nereida likes Chocolate and affirms that "reggaeton is not going to die"

The last appearance of Nereid comes to vindicate reggaeton. Or at least to admit that reggaeton "will never die", as the likeable character of Alexis Valdés states.

Nereida refers to the Cuban reggaeton artist Chocolate MC and his song "Bajanda", which has become popular in recent times.

"I enjoy Chocolate," says Nereida, and appeals to those who like it and are ashamed to take it on. "Don't be nice to me. Accept that you like it."

Nereida maintains that, although reggaeton has never been among her favorite genres, she likes Chocolate.

"Reggaeton connects. We all have a reggaeton part in our soul, if not, why does it triumph despite all the war that intellectuals, Ministers of Culture, even governments have waged on it, and they can't handle reggaeton?" express.

Alexis Valdés refers to the dispute of the musician Manolín González, who invited the Cuban reggaeton artists to a one-on-one match between all of them against him "so that they can see what music is and what talent is... and what a real artist is... and without saying a single bad word." ".