"Chocolate is free in Miami!" That's how he reacted to comments from haters live

Chocolate MC was released in Miami and shared the news with his followers on social media. The uncertainty regarding his potential deportation and Cuba's refusal to accept him complicate his situation in the United States.


The Cuban reggaeton artist Yosvanis A. Sierra Hernández, better known as Chocolate MC, was released this weekend and shared a live stream with his followers, where he appeared happy yet vulnerable.

The news has surprised many, as the artist is facing multiple charges against him and is subject to a deportation order.

Last week, the reggaeton artist confirmed that he had paid his bail and announced that he would soon be back on the street. He was arrested on April 27 in Miami.

This Sunday, after being released, Chocolate shared images on his social media where he is seen eating at a restaurant in Brickell.

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In a live broadcast, visibly affected by the comments of a hater, he said through tears that no one understands his emotional pain, but he will continue to fight to change his life for the better.

"I am crying tears of joy because there were people talking negatively, saying that I was deported, that I was who knows where... I have to cry because I go out with energy, wanting to listen and make music, and the haters show up on my live... I have to cry because despite everything, I am blessed," he said emotionally.

The King of Reparto confessed that most of the time he feels very lonely in Miami, and he has even considered taking his own life. He didn't go through with it thanks to a recent conversation with a friend's mother. The supportive words from that woman helped him regain faith amid the difficult situation he is facing.

Until now, it is unknown why the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not proceed with the detention of Chocolate for deportation. It is important to note that Cuba has denied his return, which has complicated his life in the United States.

The singer kept the uncertainty about his legal status. His release has generated a strong impact on social media and in the Cuban community both on and off the island.

Frequently asked questions about the release and legal situation of Chocolate MC

Why was Chocolate MC released in Miami?

Chocolate MC was released in Miami despite facing multiple charges and a deportation order. So far, it remains unclear why the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not proceed with his detention after his release from prison. One of the factors complicating his situation is that Cuba has denied his return.

What charges is Chocolate MC currently facing?

Chocolate MC faces a variety of charges in the United States, including robbery in a hotel, possession of crack, criminal damage, and written threats of murder. Additionally, he has active arrest warrants in several counties in Florida and in Texas, which complicates his legal situation and could lead to his deportation.

Why hasn't Chocolate MC been deported to Cuba?

Chocolate MC has not been deported to Cuba because the Cuban government has rejected his repatriation. Despite having a deportation order since February 2022, the Cuban authorities have not accepted his return, allowing him to remain in the United States under supervision until his immigration situation is resolved.

How has Chocolate MC reacted to his release?

After his release, Chocolate MC shared a live stream on his social media where he appeared happy but also vulnerable. The artist expressed feeling lonely and emotionally affected, even confessing that he has thought about taking his own life. However, a conversation with the mother of a friend helped him regain faith during this difficult time.

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