2 | 04.04.2021 – 12:33 (GMT-4)
The Cuban singer and director of Gente de Zona, Alexander Delgado, was caught in downtown Miami distribution of food to homeless people.
The images were posted on Instagram by the incognito social media character known as Un Martí To ‘Durako and shows the popular artist removing boxes and bags of food from the trunk of his car and handing them to drivers. without shelter which are concentrated in that area of Dowtown in Miami.
Along with Delgado, he was his youngest son, Alexander Junior, the result of his current relationship with model Mily Alemán.
“I caught Alexander from the Gente de Zona offering food. There are things I applaud,” the video reads.
Alexander’s action was much applauded and many congratulated him for not publishing it on their networks: “You see, he didn’t register, it’s good”, “These are the things that make a person great, help those who they need it, my respect, “” And without publishing it, the great Monarch, “” Best of all, he did it without speculation. “
After the tornado that hit part of Havana in early 2019, Alexander and Randy Malcom of Gente de Zona traveled from Miami to the Cuban capital and distributed food and essentials affected persons.
Last year, artists took part in a massive humanitarian aid operation in Miami to help the Cuban people amid the economic crisis.
The aid was withheld by the Cuban authorities, which is why Alexander Delgado decided to break his political silence because “I don’t want the people of Cuba to be hungry or repressed”.
“I hope that the Cuban government becomes aware and realizes that this donation does not come from the United States government, but from the Cubans who are here, who take what is ours to send to our brothers and who have just given it, help “Alexander said then.
Since then, the leader of the most international Cuban duo has remained in a critical position towards the island’s government. Both Alexander and Randy Malcom have become the target of the attack from all fronts Cuban officialdom, even more after thematic premiere Homeland and life, which I share with Yotuel, Descemer Bueno and rappers Maykel Osorbo and El Funky.
Both artists held the Cuban authorities accountable if they retaliate with the family they still have in Cuba for their statements on media and social media.
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