Cubana Criticizes Miami's Obsession with Cosmetic Enhancements: "Manufactured Body, Gum Teeth, Blue Eyes, and Broomstick Lashes"

A Cuban woman known as @chabeli_dancer has sparked a wave of reactions on social media after criticizing the trend of cosmetic enhancements in Miami through a viral video. In the clip, the young woman sarcastically wrote, "You live in Miami, don't have a manufactured body, gum teeth, blue eyes, broomstick lashes, and you have an honest job," emphasizing that she dissociates herself from the stereotypes and obsession with appearance that dominate the city.

The video has had a significant impact on the Cuban community on TikTok, generating dozens of comments. "Like a unicorn (everyone talks about it, but no one has seen it)," reacted one user, alluding to how rare the young woman’s image is, as she claims not to have undergone any cosmetic procedures. User opinions have split into two main camps: those who support her stance and highlight her natural beauty, and those who criticize her, suggesting she hasn’t undergone cosmetic changes due to a lack of money.

Among the most notable comments are: "You're beautiful just the way you are, don't change," "You don't have the money to do it," "Endangered species," "Just arrived... I'll wait a couple of years, if you were 36... at 44 you'll want to get something done," "Great, stay like that, Miami is an extension of all that’s wrong with Latin America," "If you don't meet the requirements, you can't be a worthy Miami citizen," "I want all that, what I don't have is money, so I admire, not criticize," "Being able to get some cosmetic procedure doesn’t make you different, nor does it make you less or more, everyone has their tastes. Some people don’t do anything and still have a black soul inside," or "There are few of us left, but we’re still here."

This type of debate highlights the contrast between those who defend natural beauty and those who consider cosmetic enhancements as a norm in a city like Miami.