La Diosa decided to give away her clothes to her followers, a gesture that garnered a lot of praise but also some criticism from internet users. The artist did not let the negative comments slide.
In the comments on a Facebook post by CiberCuba, La Diosa responded to the criticisms and questions she received after giving away her clothes, clarifying her intentions.
"When will Cubans learn to respect others' actions, especially when they're positive? In the USA, only recently arrived Cubans might need some clothes; the rest have them and don't need more. The idea behind this was solely to give my followers some pieces from the artist they support and love, and some newly arrived people also received clothes," the artist explained.
La Diosa also addressed why she announced her clothing giveaway on social media: "If I don't post about it, I have no way of reaching them. I can't go house to house because I don't even know where they live. Those who always focus on offending others should do something positive so that the universe can return something good to them. Otherwise, years will pass, and they will remain in the same miserable life they live daily because we all reap what we sow."
She added that her desire is to do more for her followers and hopes to one day be able to give them even bigger gifts.
FAQs About La Diosa's Clothing Giveaway
Here are some frequently asked questions and answers concerning La Diosa's decision to donate her clothes and the reactions it sparked.
Why did La Diosa decide to donate her clothes?
La Diosa wanted to give her followers some pieces from the artist they support and love, especially those who might be in need.
How did La Diosa respond to criticisms about her donation?
She urged people to respect others' positive actions and explained that the giveaway was meant to help those in need, including recently arrived Cubans in the USA.
Why did she announce the giveaway on social media?
La Diosa mentioned that social media was the only way to reach her followers efficiently, as she couldn't go house to house to distribute the clothes.