The Cuban influencer Alexander Otaolacelebrates the eighth anniversary of his show “Hola! Ota-Ola” in the midst of a campaign for Miami-Dade Mayor.
Through a message on Facebook, Otaola shared his enthusiasm: “Happy eighth birthday of the show Hello! Ota-Ola. We continue! “, A clear reflection of his tireless spirit.
This week, Otaola’s race for mayor caught attention online when a survey conducted by Los Pichy Boys revealed that more than 50% of the participants support her candidacy, surpassing the current mayor, Daniella Levine Cavawho accumulates 26% of the preferences.
This survey does not have any scientific rigor, but it has sparked a heated debate among Cubans in Miami-Dade, who are divided between support and skepticism towards the influencer.
The campaign of Otaola It is not without controversy. Recently, comments by reggaeton artist “El Taiger” in response to the aforementioned survey were criticized for being potentially homophobic, which has generated even more discussion on social networks.
However, Otaola continues forward, focused on his vision of a more inclusive Miami-Dade and prosperous.
To lighten the charged political atmosphere, the comedian Cuqui La Mora added a touch of laughter to the matterwith a video on Instagram where he performs a “spiritual cleansing” for both Otaola and the former president Donald Trumpwho seeks to return to the political arena in 2024.
With rituals and requests to “out with bad vibes and blessings,” Cuqui seeks to smooth the path for both candidates, showing how humor can be a balm in times of intense political struggle.
While Alexander Otaola continues to gain followers and attract attention in his campaign, it is clear that his influence goes beyond social networks, aspiring to transform it into tangible political action that resonates in one of the most important counties in Florida.
