Our Dear Paula

There are people who cannot simply leave, because some god or damned fate wills it. There are those who are destined to remain in the hearts of others, because in life they gave enough of themselves to share.
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Our Dear Paula
Source:
CubaSí

It happens with heroes, with those who have defended collective causes, scientists who, through their work, defied disease and even death itself, examples that inspired millions with their daily feats, and also those who sowed love through their talents: such is the case of Paula Alí.

The news reached most of our homes this Monday as if we had lost someone close, someone who could walk in at any moment and sit in the living room, moving us to our core or making us laugh uncontrollably.

This isn't just a personal opinion, nor a sentimental hypothesis; it's a feeling confirmed by many Cubans on their social media:

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Rubén Darío Salazar Taquechel


 

Rubén Darío Salazar Taquechel, National Theater Award: "Paula became one of us through her professional work, with that undeniable Cuban spirit in her heart."

Leidis Díaz, actress: Much light to your kind soul, Paula.

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Ángel Ernesto García Brito, actor: "Thank you for your art and your generosity"


 

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Tere Felipe, journalist: "It's sad that good people are leaving, people who made an entire town happy"


 

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Paula Alí in the hearts of her fans


 Translated by Amilkal Labañino / CubaSí Translation Staff

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