The Cuban influencer known as La Cintumbare has once again captured the spotlight on social media with her latest video, exuding energy and flair while dancing to a reggaeton beat.
In this clip, the content creator is seen moving energetically in a tight pink outfit, delivering the line: “I'm like Venezuela, chaotic and unruled,” accompanied by expressive gestures and playful smiles that have sparked a range of reactions from her followers.
The phrase, delivered in a bold and cheeky tone, has been interpreted by some of her audience as a metaphor for chaos, unrestrained fun, and freedom, leading to a mix of comments, critiques, and praise.
This isn't the first time La Cintumbare has stirred the pot with her videos. Just days ago, she uploaded another clip claiming she felt “like my uncle Trump,” surrounded by security, while displaying a confident and defiant demeanor on camera.
The persona of La Cintumbare, whose real name is Cinthya Medrano García, is no stranger to controversy. Having been deported from the United States back to Cuba in 2025, her social media presence has sparked divided opinions, drawing both support and criticism for her lifestyle and outspoken public persona.
Recently, another video surfaced that has fueled debate: it shows La Cintumbare on the streets of Havana, holding a stick and engaging in a verbal confrontation with another person. The scene quickly circulated among users, prompting discussions about whether it was a genuine incident or another stunt to draw digital attention.
Amidst viral dances, provocative statements, and controversial scenes, La Cintumbare continues to prove she knows how to keep her name trending, despite the criticisms and tensions her style evokes in a society increasingly polarized by media figures and influencers.