The mother of Cuban urban music artist Alejandro Santoya, widely known in the entertainment world as El Yonki, has passed away in Cuba. The heartbreaking news was confirmed to CiberCuba by the reggaeton star's partner and manager, Ani Dieppa, who has become his main support during this irreplaceable loss.
"Fly high, my love, fly," wrote Dieppa in her Instagram stories, referencing the family tragedy.
El Yonki's mother had been battling a serious illness for some time, prompting the artist to frequently travel to the island to visit her. Due to these trips, El Yonki has often been labeled a communist in Miami. However, such comments never stopped the reggaeton artist from spending time with his mother in Cuba.
This past Mother's Day, El Yonki took the opportunity to dedicate some heartfelt words to his mother, expressing his deep love, gratitude, and respect for her.
"No man is poor if he has a mother by his side. A mother's work never ends, but today you deserve the world and more. Growing up, I didn't realize how much you did to make our daily life run smoothly. Now that I'm older, I'm amazed at everything you did for me and admire you even more. Thank you for making my childhood such a special experience that cannot be forgotten! I love you with all my heart, blessings my queen. Without a doubt, you are the best gift of my life. I love you so much," wrote the artist alongside a photograph of his mother.
Frequently Asked Questions About El Yonki and His Mother's Passing
In light of the recent passing of El Yonki's mother, many fans and followers have questions about the artist and this personal tragedy. Here are some of the most frequently asked questions and their answers.
Who confirmed the news of El Yonki's mother's passing?
The news was confirmed by El Yonki's partner and manager, Ani Dieppa.
Why has El Yonki been labeled a communist in Miami?
El Yonki has been labeled a communist in Miami due to his frequent trips to Cuba to visit his ailing mother.
What did El Yonki say about his mother on Mother's Day?
On Mother's Day, El Yonki expressed his deep love, gratitude, and admiration for his mother, acknowledging her endless efforts and the special impact she had on his life.