Recently, Oniel Bebeshito and Rachel Arderi had the chance to meet Fausto Mata and Tony Pascual, the Dominican comedians famous for their roles as Genaro and Chelo in the hit film Sanky Panky. However, their meeting started off with a bit of tension. The Cuban reggaeton artist caught Genaro and Chelo in the act of admiring Rachel. As the model walked by, her stunning curves caught their eyes, leaving the comedians captivated.
"Where are you going with that body, come here, come here," Genaro said in broken English as Rachel continued on her way. The comedians were still focused on the influencer when Bebeshito entered the scene. "That's my girl, asere," he announced to Genaro, who quickly pointed to Chelo, trying to shift the blame, "He's the one complimenting her."
Chelo looked surprised but soon realized who was in front of him. "Bebeshito!" he exclaimed, recognizing the singer and attempting to steer the conversation away from the situation with Rachel.
Yet Genaro saw an opportunity not to help his friend but to tease him further. "Is she your woman? Chelo, disrespecting Bebeshito's lady? Are you trying to make a little Bebeshito with her? Then it'll be Bebeshito squared," he joked. The singer couldn't help but laugh at Genaro's comment until Chelo added, "Well, you can keep Bebeshito because I'm going with her."
The encounter between the comedians and the couple sparked a lot of laughter among Bebeshito and Rachel's followers, who fondly remember the era when Sanky Panky became a cultural phenomenon among Cubans.
Behind the Scenes with Bebeshito and Sanky Panky Stars
Who are Genaro and Chelo?
Genaro and Chelo are characters portrayed by Dominican comedians Fausto Mata and Tony Pascual in the movie Sanky Panky.
What was the reaction of Bebeshito to the comedians' behavior?
Bebeshito found the situation amusing and laughed at Genaro's humorous comments, despite the initial tension.
Why is Sanky Panky significant to Cubans?
The movie Sanky Panky is remembered fondly by many Cubans as it marked a significant cultural moment, resonating with audiences across the island.