If watching the tyrant Díaz-Canel say a few words in English was ridiculous, the moment Guantanamera “sang” defied all expectations of ridiculousness.
The handyman stammered a few sentences in Shakespeare’s language and caused memes and ridicule on social networks.
It was almost his departure from St. Vincent and the Grenadines, where he made his first stop on his multi-nation Caribbean tour.
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In addition to the criticism he received for begging around the world, for visiting a medical center staffed by Cubans, and for announcing that they will help Barbados extract sugar cane, the dictator earned other swear words.
Canel comes off another tour of Algeria, Turkey, Russia and China with the goal of “debt restructuring” and support for the harsh energy crisis the island is experiencing, a failed state.
Clown and Socotroco Guantanamera sings and the subjects applaud her
“What you need to do to fight for a little donation. They got him like a clown FUCKING SOCOTROCO!!!” wrote James Bonachea.
This comment came after a video aired of the unelected President chanting the lyrics of Guantanamera very badly.
One of those who had to shoot this song was the Prime Minister of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Ralph Gonsalves, who seems to be enjoying himself very much.
Cubans on social media laughed at Canel’s interpretation, which had already had its “bilingual” moment.
“There are talents, we just have to support them,” said Erlán René Cardoso Linares wryly, while Maria Cantos Diaz assured: “The one who leaked this video is a counter-revolutionary.”
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On audiovisual television, Canel can be seen singing or doing his best while his wife Lis Cuesta smiles and proudly reflects on the dictator of her heart.
The unpopular and despised President makes a gesture as if he’s impersonating Cuban singer-songwriter Silvio Rodríguez, and everyone in attendance applauds him.
The scene takes place as a whole country bleeds to death between hunger and despair and the youngest flee with backpacks to any place in the world where there are no clowns or dictators.
Cubans around the world write