Singer La Diosa Names Her Pet's Puppies After Influential Cubans: "Otaola, Ultrack, Oyacito, La Dura, and La Melliza"

Cuban singer La Diosa took her fans by surprise when she disclosed the names she chose for her pet Chanel's five puppies, naming them after well-known Cuban influencers: Otaola, Ultrack, Oyacito, La Dura, and La Melliza. During a live social media session, she introduced each puppy, adorning them with different colored collars for identification. The litter includes three males and two females, already primed for sale, as she revealed.

"This is Otaola, a real glutton and absolutely gorgeous," La Diosa remarked, showcasing the puppy with a white collar. Describing Ultrack, who donned a green collar, she noted his early eye-opening as a standout feature. The female named La Dura, sporting an orange collar, captivated viewers: "La Dura is perfect, her color is stunning. Look at this, it's a beauty. She's beautiful, truly beautiful," the singer exclaimed with enthusiasm.

Oyacito, another male, is distinguished by a notable facial spot. With a blue collar, La Diosa joked, "Give me pee, Oyacito," attempting to coax the puppy to urinate on camera. La Melliza, wearing a red collar, has begun to open her eyes, revealing unique markings that set her apart.

Beyond the quirky naming, the set prices for the puppies drew significant attention: $5,000 for males and $6,000 for females. The move sparked a flurry of reactions online. While some found humor in the comparison of puppies to influencers, others criticized the artist for commodifying the animals. Comments ranged from confusion over identifying the puppies without collars to outright disdain for breeding dogs for profit: "It's horrifying to exploit the poor dog for money. Disgusting, as if there aren't enough dogs in Miami already."

Though La Diosa has yet to address the backlash, her unusual presentation of the puppies certainly made waves on social media.