Cuban singer Seidy La Niña has taken her fans by surprise with a recent revelation that she's planning a return to the island for a concert, something she hasn't done in eight years. In a conversation on the show Destino Tolk, the artist confirmed that preparations are already underway for her performance in Cuba. "I'm going to sing in Cuba... I can't share much yet, but I'd love to perform for the people," she said with excitement, withholding specifics about the date or venue of the event.
When asked if she feared the reaction from the Cuban exile community in Miami, she admitted, "Yes, I'm afraid, but after solidifying my career... it's been eight years since I've been to Cuba. I have my grandmother in Cuba, I have family there, and I haven't felt that love from the people." Her words made it clear that her motivation extends beyond music.
"I owe what I am to the Cubans... we are who we are because of them," she added, subtly criticizing those artists who, in her view, neglect their audience on the island. Before making this highly anticipated return, Seidy La Niña will embark on a European tour, performing in Spain, Germany, and Italy as part of her international career expansion.
With this announcement, the artist not only rekindles an emotional connection with her roots but also delivers a strong message about the importance of acknowledging and honoring the Cuban audience both inside and outside the country. However, she knows she will face criticism from the Cuban community in Miami.
Seidy La Niña's Return to Cuba: What You Need to Know
Why is Seidy La Niña returning to Cuba after so many years?
Seidy La Niña is returning to Cuba to perform for her fans, reconnect with her roots, and honor the Cuban audience that has supported her throughout her career.
What are Seidy La Niña's plans before her return to Cuba?
Before returning to Cuba, Seidy La Niña will go on a European tour, performing in countries like Spain, Germany, and Italy to expand her international presence.
How has the Cuban community in Miami reacted to her announcement?
While Seidy La Niña expects some criticism from the Cuban community in Miami, she believes her strong career foundation and personal connections to the island will help mitigate backlash.