In a gesture of solidarity, the humorist and young influencer Cuban Jose Ernesto Gonzalez, popularly known as carnotawalked the streets of Miami this weekend to deliver food to the homeless that he found in his path.
Together with a humanitarian aid organization, the Cuban comedian went to groups of people living on the streets to provide them with food and drink containers.
“Thank you for this beautiful work that my friends from @rrnonprofitorganizationI show you this video in order to receive any help for the people who are on the streets, water, meat, food, whatever will be welcome, thank you once again,” he wrote at the bottom of a video showing the Cuban with other people helping the most vulnerable.
In his clip, the van is shown from where they offer help to people on the street, an action that undoubtedly touched the most sensitive fibers of his followers on Instagram.
“That is what all those full of dollars, undertaken, speculating on a life full of glamor in Cuba should do because there is great need, hunger and lack of medicines,” said a follower. “What a big heart,” replied another.
Carnota arrived in the United States in mid-June of last year.
Since then, the comedian has not stopped sharing his first impressions and experiences in the United States with his followers, most of the time through his funny characters “Rosi” and “Nené”.
He Influencer explained that he left Cuba with his girlfriend bound for Mexico and that the young woman had Spanish citizenship, a fact that facilitated her entry into Aztec territory.
A few months after arriving, the comedian launched a show from Miami named after “Bank loves” and it is based on a love story between two of the most popular humorous characters of Alexis Valdés and Carnota.
