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Lenier Mesa Celebrates 36th Birthday with Impromptu Verses: "Long Live Life, That's What Matters!"

Tuesday, November 19, 2024 by Bella Nunez

On November 19th, Lenier Mesa seized the moment to celebrate his 36th birthday with traditional music and a heartfelt message on social media. In an Instagram video, Mesa is seen improvising verses to the beat of Cuban music from a studio, surrounded by friends and fellow musicians, two of whom strum guitars while he sings a cappella.

"Today is the 19th and I want to keep singing / Even the sky is crying and it might rain. / Today the earth even moves for my 36 steps / The years are passing, but I feel elegant / And I'm going to enjoy a lot because it's my birthday," the Cuban singer and songwriter sang in a joyful moment shared online to mark his new year.

In the post, Mesa expressed gratitude for life's blessings: "Thank God for these 36 years that I celebrate with pride. Long live life, that's what matters. Thanks to my friends, my family, for another year."

The post quickly garnered thousands of likes and sparked a flood of comments from fans and fellow artists, eager to wish him well. El Chulo chimed in with, "Happy birthday, my brother, love you a lot, skinny." Yomil added, "Many happy returns, little brother. Have a great day, you deserve all the blessings in the world." Nadia Ferreira, Lili Estefan, Leoni Torres, and DJ Conds joined in, with messages full of affection and best wishes.

Fans flooded his profile with sentiments like: "May God continue to bless you with so much talent and health"; "What a pride for Cuba to have you, happy birthday"; "You're the best, Lenier, may success and great music continue"; and "Happy birthday, thanks for giving us so much art."

Musical Journey and Achievements

Born on November 19, 1988, in Güines, Mayabeque, Lenier Mesa has carved out a remarkable path in Cuban music. From his beginnings in rural music to his ventures into urban genres, he has made a name for himself on the international stage. His single "Cómo te pago" became an anthem of gratitude toward mothers and achieved significant popularity; in 2022, he won two Latin Grammys alongside Marc Anthony for the song "Mala."

Mesa has also collaborated with renowned artists such as Pitbull, Ne-Yo, and Tekashi 6ix9ine, expanding his reach in the music world. His talent for blending genres and commitment to his craft has kept him relevant and winning audiences worldwide.

This birthday marks another milestone in his life and a career that continues to rise, reflecting both his past achievements and the promise of a future filled with success.

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