Teresa Padrón, who once managed the bookings for the late Cuban reggaeton artist El Taiger, has vehemently denied allegations circulating on social media that suggest she has connections with the Cuban government. Taking to her Instagram stories, Padrón firmly dismissed these claims and demanded an end to the personal attacks against her.
"There are several people now claiming that I have some link or support from the Cuban government. They need to stop!" she declared. Padrón emphasized her affection for the Cuban people, whom she fully supports, while making it clear that she holds no affiliations or endorsements with the regime on the island.
"I support the people, the Cubans, because I am of Cuban descent and will never deny Cuba as it runs in my blood. But I have nothing to do with the government of Cuba, nor do I support them," she stressed.
Padrón also highlighted that her principles are rooted in values such as loyalty, love, and positivity. "I support what comes from God, what is good, what is heartfelt, and I will never stand for the opposite. Enough is enough," she concluded.
Reasserting her American nationality, Padrón called for respect and an end to the personal attacks, defending her stance and reaffirming her identity as a Cuban American committed to truth and justice.