The renowned Cuban comedian Geonel Martín, known for his character "Gustavito," has successfully obtained U.S. citizenship after over a decade of residing in Miami. The announcement was made by host Carlos Otero on Facebook.
In the post, the comedian is seen celebrating his new status with a picture holding the American flag and his citizenship document, alongside a replica of the Statue of Liberty. Carlos Otero expressed in his post: "Congratulations to our beloved Gustavito Sabadazo, who is now an American citizen! Success, my brother!!" The post quickly garnered positive comments and congratulations for the comedian.
Geonel Martín, born in Havana in 1966, began his career in comedy with the group Pagola la Paga, leaving behind his construction studies to pursue his true passion. His big break came in 1994 when TV director Julio Pulido chose him to play "Gustavito" on the popular show Sabadazo, sharing the stage with figures like Carlos Otero and Ángel García.
Details on Geonel Martín's U.S. Citizenship
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding Geonel Martín's recent acquisition of U.S. citizenship:
How long has Geonel Martín lived in the United States?
Geonel Martín has been residing in Miami for over a decade before obtaining his U.S. citizenship.
Who announced Geonel Martín's citizenship on social media?
The announcement was made by host Carlos Otero on Facebook.
What was Geonel Martín's profession before becoming a comedian?
Before pursuing comedy, Geonel Martín was studying construction.