Cuban Comedian Captivates Fans with Photos from Moscow: "How Often Do They Cut the Power There?"

Cuban comedian and content creator Ronny Diez, widely recognized online as Capitán Diez, took his followers by surprise when he posted a series of photos from Moscow, Russia. The images quickly attracted humorous and affectionate comments from his dedicated fans.

In the snapshots, the comedian is seen posing at some of Moscow's most famous landmarks. He stands in the Red Square, with the iconic St. Basil's Cathedral providing a stunning backdrop, and beside the Lenin Monument. Another photo captures him amid the distinctive Russian birch trees, enjoying the autumn landscape adorned with golden leaves.

One particularly amusing picture shows Ronny next to an old Lada, a car that's still a common sight in Cuba. This image sparked laughter and comments from followers. Remarks like "How often do they cut the power there?" and "Is a Vladimir Hijoeputin reel coming?" filled the comments section. Other fans expressed, "Now I'll send you the list for Lada parts," "Beautiful country, Moscow is lovely, go to where they sell Lada parts and make a video," and "Oh, our Captain is gone," along with calls for him to stay and create a Russian character.

"I've always wanted to experience autumn," the comedian wrote alongside the photos, as he strolled through Moscow's streets, sharing these moments with his audience. With his witty and spontaneous style, Capitán Diez once again charmed social media, this time from the heart of Russia. Many are hopeful that he will continue to spread laughter from there, although he hasn't clarified if this marks his permanent departure from Cuba.