One of the sharpest anthropological analyzes of recent times in Cuba has been made by the humorist Jardiel Gonzalez who details the reasons why Cubans have patrimonial value for humanity and should be well studied since they are an almost extinct race.
“Just touching us is worth money, because you are touching an endangered being,” Jardiel alerts in a video shared on his social networks.
The artist also assured that “hearing us talk is worth money, because it is the possibility of listening to the experiences, the experiences of people who are museum objects.”
“We are almost extinct animals, but we are still alive. Who in the world drives cars that are 70 years old? This is a country that has stopped in time,” he said.
The comedian believes that Cubans should have special permission to travel the world because “being able to see and touch each other should be a privilege for any citizen or living being in this world.”
His message has been well received by people who, like Jardiel, consider that Cubans on the island are on the brink of extinction.
