El Taiger is currently in Cuba, where he recently had the opportunity to meet with Oniel Bebeshito, his collaborator on the hit song "Marca Mandarina." During their meeting, they revealed plans for another song together. However, aside from working on new collaborations, the Cuban singer has also taken advantage of his visit to spend time with his two daughters: Yaliet and Sofía Karim.
Yaliet and Sofía Karim are the products of El Taiger's relationships with different women on the island. He enjoyed a dinner and spent time at the hotel where he is staying with his daughters. In addition to posing with the girls for his Instagram wall, he shared more stories showing him with them. The images of the singer with his daughters have prompted many of his followers to comment on the striking resemblance of the girls to the late mother of José Manuel Carbajal Zaldívar, especially the younger one.
"The youngest girl is the spitting image of your beloved mother," "The little one looks so much like your mom," "The youngest is identical to her grandmother," "They look just like your mom, bro," and "Wow man, the youngest girl is just like her grandmother. Amen," were some of the comments left on his post.
Apart from showcasing his more familial and paternal side with his daughters, El Taiger also posted a photo with El Micha in Havana, where the two artists have crossed paths.
FAQs About El Taiger's Visit to Cuba
Here are some frequently asked questions and their answers regarding El Taiger's recent visit to Cuba, his family moments, and his musical collaborations.
Who are El Taiger's daughters?
El Taiger's daughters are Yaliet and Sofía Karim, born from his relationships with different women in Cuba.
What new music is El Taiger working on?
El Taiger is planning a new collaboration with Oniel Bebeshito, following their previous hit, "Marca Mandarina."
Why are followers commenting on the resemblance of El Taiger's daughters to his mother?
Followers have noted a strong resemblance between El Taiger's daughters, especially the younger one, and his late mother, José Manuel Carbajal Zaldívar.