The Micahwho is currently visiting the island, met this Tuesday with several musicians, including the singer Haila Maria Mompie and with her husband Aned Mota and reggaeton artists Ja Rulay and Yomil Hidalgo.
“For culture”Yomil wrote succinctly and forgivingly, adding a photo he posted to his Instagram Stories of them all posing at home, smiling.
Instagram shot/El Micha
The image was also published in the same section by El Micha and the rest of the meeting’s participants, including Haila, who appears to be taking photos in Yomil’s studio, located in the artist’s house.
Instagram Capture/HailaMompie
No further details of the meeting have been released so far.
On Monday of the same week it turned out that Micha was back in Cubabut unlike his previous trip, in which he stayed away from social networks, this time the singer shared photos of the Malecón, some of them accompanied by Yes Rulaywho also received him when he arrived in the country.
Micha surprised his followers with this trip to Cuba a little more than a month after another visit to the island Celebrate his birthday and visit his mother.
Last week, after one Clash in the networks with the influencer Alexander Otaola, Michael Sierra Miranda – real name of El Micha – warned that he would travel to Cuba whenever he wanted. He said that he would sing on the island and even expressed his willingness to undertake a national artistic tour.
On the same Tuesday the controversial program By Filo he was referring to El Michawhom he is the youngest victim of “organized repression against any Cuban public figure who expresses the slightest intention of returning to Cuba.”
The presenter Gabriela Fernández Álvarez alluded in discreet but obvious praise to the recent attitude of the reggaeton player who, as she specified, decided to ignore the “media slap on the wrist” and expressed his willingness to return to Cuba at any time and he wants to sing there.
In March 2021 – shortly after the premiere of Patria y Vida – the Cuban urban music singer publicly joined the cause of Cuban freedom Premiere of “A Dream”an issue on which he called for change for Cuba.
“Change is necessary, even if it happens accidentally. Every day it gets worse, Havana can’t take it anymore, people say ‘It’s good now!'” the song said.
“A Dream” marked a before and after in the political stance of El Micha, who until then had remained on the sidelines He ignored the expression of his opinion and his position brought him a lot of criticismboth by supporters and other artists who openly demonstrated against the Cuban government.