A Cuban man, known as the "Trump of Los Pocitos," has stirred up social media by showcasing his opulent lifestyle in Miami and issuing a bold challenge to fellow Cuban expatriates who hail from impoverished neighborhoods on the island. Clad only in shorts and a golden chain, and exuding confidence, he appears in various videos filmed inside his home, which he refers to as "a dealership."
Parked in his garage are a white Lamborghini Huracán and a yellow Chevrolet Corvette, two luxury sports cars renowned for their power and high price tags. "I'm challenging the people from the States. This isn't for Cuba, it's for those in the U.S. who have more money than me from Los Pocitos and all those neighborhoods like Pogolotti and El Palmar. Come out, there's no one," he declares defiantly while strolling through his property. "I've got businesses, everything's legal," he adds.
In an earlier video, the self-proclaimed "Trump of Los Pocitos" boasted about his wealth and assets. Now, he's taken it up a notch by showcasing even a $2,000 pool cleaner as evidence of his affluent lifestyle. "I'm the Trump of Los Pocitos, no one in the U.S. has more money than me from those neighborhoods. No one. And come out, I'm challenging everyone from those areas to show up. Oh, and everything's squared away and legal," he asserts with pride.
He claims to have risen from the depths of poverty in Cuba and insists his success is genuine. "My house is a dealership, man," he repeats while walking around his garage, displaying his luxurious vehicles.
This new figure has sparked discussion and attention, not only for his statements and lifestyle but also for how he presents himself as a symbol of extravagance and wealth. However, most comments from netizens express disapproval and outrage at the negative image he projects of Cubans.