An Uruguayan woman married to a Cuban man has joined the popular TikTok trend of sharing surprising cultural differences experienced by those with Cuban partners, sparking a wave of comments on the social media platform.
The star of this trend is Uruguayan user @maguiiiii03, who started by highlighting that ever since she has been with her husband, she gets serenaded with two birthday songs. "When we first started dating, I didn't understand anything he was saying," remarked this young woman, who has also grown accustomed to eating typical Cuban dishes like congri, potaje, and fried plantains.
"Clearly, I enjoy the reparto music, and I've learned all the bad words," she added. The video has garnered over 25,000 views, with comments even suggesting that she now has a Cuban accent. "Reparto in the background," "One of us now," and "You already have Cuban citizenship," were some of the remarks directed at Magui.
Cultural Differences in Cuban-Uruguayan Relationships
Here are some common questions and answers about the cultural differences experienced by those in Cuban-Uruguayan relationships, as highlighted by Magui's TikTok video.
What are some typical Cuban dishes mentioned by Magui?
Magui mentioned dishes like congri, potaje, and fried plantains as part of her adaptation to Cuban cuisine.
How did Magui describe her initial communication with her Cuban husband?
She admitted that when they first started dating, she couldn't understand anything he was saying.
What has been the reaction to Magui's TikTok video?
The video has received over 25,000 views, with many comments amused by her experiences and some suggesting she now has a Cuban accent.