26/02/2021 – 12:22 PM (GMT-4)
Spanish singer and actress Beatriz Luengo has received an avalanche of support from artists and other public figures from the European country following the Cuban regime’s attacks on her husband Yotuel Romero for the release of the song Homeland and Life
One of the artists who has shown their support and sympathy for Beatriz Luengo is famed Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz, who applauded the publication of the Spanish in which he appears with his son Didi. She has written the word Homeland on her hands, while she has written Life on her stomach
The actress Itziar castro, best known for her role as Gоya on the series Vis a Vis, wrote in the post in which Luengo He came out to defend Yotuel after Cuban government officials called him a “jinetero”: “Much strength and courage.”
The actress Silvia Marty, remembered by Cubans for her role as Ingrid Muñoz in the series A step forward was another who showed her support for the couple. Likewise, the singer Blas Cantó, the writer and poet Elvira tailor and the actress and singer Carolina Lopez, who wrote, “This is how you speak my dear !!! With respect but with the truth. Total admiration for Yotuel and for you.”
The popular flamenco singer India Martinez He commented in the Luengo publication, “Damn it, buddy, I’m sorry you’re going through this injustice. I admire you a lot. While noted journalist Sara Carbonero wrote,” Force, sweetie. “
Popular journalist and presenter Ana Pastor also showed her support for Yotuel and Beatriz Luengo, thanking them “for their song of freedom and for their art”.
The also Spanish journalist and presenter Lara Álvarez said: “Patria y Vida sister”; and also the Mexican actress, singer and model Paulina Goto showed her sympathy for the couple: “All my love and admiration. Everything will be accommodated because there is nothing greater and more powerful than the truth.”
Beatriz Luengo defended Yotuel after the attacks of the Cuban government over the great repercussion and success of the issue Homeland and Life, and warned that she was not afraid of them or would harm her family, while making sure to expose the fierce campaign unleashed by the Cuban regime for the song, to show all her colleagues and followers what those government can of those who seek to exercise their right to freedom of expression.
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