Women Taking Over: La Diosa Encourages TikTok Challenge for "Where Toto Rules, Pipi Doesn't"

After the release of her new song, "Where Toto Rules, Pipi Doesn't", in collaboration with La Negrita más Bonita, La Diosa encouraged her followers to join the song's challenge. "Women taking over, let's go to TikTok," she wrote on Instagram, sharing a video of herself performing the choreography steps.

Among the reactions, along with the enthusiastic responses from her most loyal fans and lovers of this genre, there were also criticisms for the explicit lyrics. "How vulgar, for God's sake," "Disgusting song, this is clearly a waste of talent, and it's not hate, just a humble opinion," some commented.

Others praised the song, saying, "Great song, La Diosa, congratulations again, health and blessings to you"; "Wow, so strong, I loved the song and the duo with La Negrita más Bonita. Blessings to both of you"; "Everyone in the comments acting all prudish, I didn't know La Diosa was a nun in a convent, let it go"; "Excellent rhythm, I love it, forget about those who act all modest, they're the ones who dance the most, I can attest to that"; "Until the Malecón dries up"; "Closing as it should be"; "Very original, you're always unique"; "Cuban flavor, blessings, another hit"; "I've laughed so much with this song, thanks for so much creativity, keep up the success, we love you. Up Cuba!"

Twelve hours after the single was released, it had already surpassed 16,000 views on La Diosa's channel. Her previous song, "Corazoncito Rojo"—the first she recorded with her daughter Reychel—had already exceeded 80,000 views in less than two weeks since its release.