The Cuban reggaeton player Yomil Hidalgo it didn’t take long to respond to the prison requests that pro-government journalist Arleen Rodriguez says there for the artist for the theme and the music video From Cuba I am.
“These communist journalists continue to manipulate, underestimate the feeling of the people, do with me whatever you want, there are enough threats, I am at home and when they take me prisoner who made the call in the street will be me, and here then we will see what happens, “the reggaeton player tweeted.
“Lame … I’m sure you can’t keep working quietly and here are the threats from people who have never cared about the lives of the most suffering people in Cuba. Noooo it’s pine … what one has to live and hold on here, ”he added in another tweet.
“They didn’t do na, the people are with you, it’s not a crime to express themselves”; “And if you call you are in your right. It is enough that they are ending human rights in Cuba. We support you”; “Fort Yomil, we will not let anything happen to you … we want freedom of expression … these heroes of the video are not of them, they are of all Cubans”; “Why do you think they (the communists) were surprised on July 11? Because they always walk underestimating the people, believe me we are the majority who want a change in Cuba”; “Yomil is arrested and the people will go out into the streets, live to see, let them put the rope on their own,” said some fans of the artist.
The pro-government journalist Arleen Rodríguez Derivet stated in her program “Chapeando baixet” on Radio Rebel that “she is being asked for prison” for the Cuban reggaeton player Yomil, for the video of her song From Cuba I am, In which he uses animated images of martyrs and emblematic Cuban figures of all time.
“Let them get their heads around the networks, they are literally asking for prison, for this offense to the Cuban nation (…) The networks are very hot, I would say rude, from a song, if it is he can say that the honor of the Cubans is very harmful, “said the spokeswoman for the regime, who assured that she will soon be able to give more information about the case.
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