Cuban reggaeton artist Yomil Hidalgo was recently seen exiting the U.S. Embassy in Havana. These images have sparked significant chatter, suggesting that the artist may be planning a trip to the United States soon.
The videos and photos quickly went viral after being shared by the profile Un Martí To' Durako, who commented, "A person I know at the American consulate in Cuba confirmed that he is getting a visa to come to the United States." Hundreds of followers of the Cuban entertainment scene reacted to the images, many commenting on the potential conflict Yomil's arrival in Miami could cause, especially after the incident he had with Alexander Otaola in 2018.
Meanwhile, Cuban singer Dany Ome reacted to these images, saying, "Let him come already to get the money $ because he is a beast." It's worth mentioning that Yomil had already stated earlier this year that he plans to tour the United States. "I have signed the agreement; we are planning approximately 24 concerts," he said in April. Additionally, before the start of the year, he confirmed that his goal for 2024 was to travel to the United States. "Objective 2024: United States." It seems his plans are closer than ever to becoming a reality.
Yomil's Potential U.S. Visit: Key Questions Answered
With rumors swirling about Yomil's potential trip to the United States, many are curious about the implications and details of his plans. Here are some frequently asked questions and their answers.
Why was Yomil at the U.S. Embassy in Havana?
According to reports, Yomil was at the U.S. Embassy to obtain a visa for a potential trip to the United States.
What is the significance of Yomil's potential trip to Miami?
Yomil's potential trip to Miami is significant due to a past conflict with Alexander Otaola, making his arrival a topic of interest in the Cuban entertainment community.
What are Yomil's plans for his visit to the United States?
Yomil has mentioned plans for a U.S. tour, with approximately 24 concerts scheduled, aiming to connect with his American fanbase.