Few things are as safe and pure as the love and support of the grandmothers, and the Cuban reggaeton the taiger he has the happiness of being able to enjoy his, who managed to move him with the words he said to him.
Thanks to a video shared on his Instagram account, you can see the moment when the lady tells him, while they are in a restaurant, “my grandson, his mother’s son, wherever they arrive they have a town.”
“Your mother, wherever she went, had a town, poor thing,” adds the lady. “Amen,” replies El Taiger, who a few hours ago launched “La Cabezona” with The Yabo.
“He killed me with what he released,” he said, sharing the precious moment with his grandmother with his followers.
The message is doubly emotional for the singer, not only because of the obvious pride that his grandmother feels for him but also because his mother passed away in 2020, when he was only 53 years old.
“The wisdom of the grandmothers is the intelligence of the grandchildren, they are the true tranks”; “She speaks to you with such tenderness and delicacy, choosing the words that reach your soul, but that do not make you feel sad. What great women forged you, you are very blessed”; “How pretty she is, may God give her good health”; “That is the greatest thing in the world… lots of health and blessings always”; “God bless your grandmother,” they told her in the comments, including one that recognizes the person who was the mother of El Taiger: “Magda was the best, what a noble and good-hearted woman, she always helped everyone who needed it.”
This is not the first time that the singer boasts of his grandmother, who at 89 years old “is whole”.
Last May, as one more fan, she enjoyed her grandson’s concert at La Tropical and even the stage went up.
Days before he had surprised her with two details of great significance to both. First The Taiger gave him a chain with the face of his daughter and then he showed her that he had tattooed his face on his chest.
“This is for having raised me the way you raised me,” she told her grandmother when she taught her that she will always wear her face on her skin, as a tribute and reminder of what she represents in her life.
