Candyman's Surprising Take on Chocolate MC's Potential Deportation: "It's His Destiny"

The Cuban reggaeton artist Candyman shared his thoughts on the possibility of his fellow musician Chocolate MC being deported from the United States following his recent arrest in Florida over the weekend. During an interview with content creator Maderale, Candyman was asked directly if he believed Chocolate might face deportation due to his repeated legal troubles in the U.S.

Candyman's response was clear and had a spiritual undertone: "I'm not the law in the USA. Chocolate, his religious sign says: I am the Obbó. And he is fulfilling his sign. No one has the same luck here. We all came to fulfill a mission. If it happens to you, it's for your soul to mature."

With these words, Candyman refrained from making any legal or moral judgment about Chocolate's legal situation, opting instead to hint at a personal belief rooted in Afro-Cuban spirituality and destiny.

This reaction from Candyman comes just days after Chocolate MC, whose real name is Yosvanis Sierra Hernández, was apprehended last Saturday by authorities in Miami-Dade. According to court documents, he is facing charges related to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest without violence.

In a statement issued from jail, addressed to his fans, the controversial reggaeton artist portrayed himself as a victim of a misunderstanding, asserting, "Jefecita, I'm a delinquent," in an apparent blend of irony and a reaffirmation of his "bad boy" persona in the urban genre.

Chocolate MC has encountered multiple arrests since relocating to the United States. Although he has managed to avoid deportation so far, his legal record might influence future immigration decisions.

Meanwhile, Cuban reggaeton figures like Candyman prefer to leave fate in the hands of spirituality and the U.S. legal system.