From the epicenter of a controversial love story that captured the attention of the Cuban community, Yarelis Lugo enters the entertainment scene with the promise of exciting its followers in a new area: music.
Amid a love triangle that reveals not only human passions but also the serious problem of gender-based violence, Yarelis now seeks to redefine her public career.
In an exclusive interview for Ciber Cuba EntertainmentThis young woman from Artemisa tells us the reasons behind her decision to switch from viral to singing style and announces an upcoming artistic collaboration that promises to shake up the Cuban music scene.
Interview:
Hello, I'm Yarelis Lugo and today I'm exclusively for CiberCuba Entrittimiento.
Where are you from and when were you born?
I was born on March 22, 1991 in the municipality of Artemisa, Artemisa Province, Cuba.
What are you like in real life?
In real life I am a very homely, homely and sociable woman. Although I enjoy spending time with friends, I prefer the peace and quiet of my home.
How has your relationship with Lázaro changed your life?
My relationship with Lázaro marked a new phase in my life. It was a complete change, especially after the breakup. It changed the way I think and act. I gained maturity and experience, a new perspective on life. It changed me a lot.
How do you deal with being famous on social media and being one of the current Cubans?
I handle fame quite well. Sometimes I wonder, and people ask me, how I managed to go so viral, but I'm still taking it in. I'm fine, yes, very fine.
Tell us about your new professional plans.
I hope to continue singing, working in this world and doing new and different things. Keep moving forward in this new world that has been created for me.
How do you hope the public receives your new projects?
Logically, I hope that they receive me well, that they accept me with my virtues and shortcomings and that everything goes well with my audience and my people.
Tell us something secret that you want your followers to know that has never been said before.
Sometimes I'm literally a spoiled child who likes to be pampered and overprotected, especially when I'm with my partner. I act like a girl in almost every way.
Any advice for women.
Women, we are valuable, strong and independent. We don't have to live tied to a man to be who we are. No one gives us the status that we can achieve alone. Don't let any man boss you around or overpower you. We can do it alone, and the man who makes you suffer doesn't deserve your love. Don't be tied to any man. We can do it alone.
A dedication to the followers of CiberCuba.
To CiberCuba followers: Follow this platform. Give me some good advice. Lots of kisses and blessings in this new year. May things be wonderfully good in every way, with lots of prosperity and peace in your life. To everyone: keep going, that's good.