Yotuel Romero, a rapper with a mission: to demand "homeland and life" for Cuban youth

Yotuel Romero, last Thursday on the stairs of the Lope de Vega theater, in Madrid.

Yotuel is restless.

He arrives a little late for the appointment and does not trust two guys who are in front of the portal where his Madrid office is.

The rapper has not even greeted journalists, with whom he has arranged to conduct the interview.

Your representative does.

Question: "Are those two over there coming with you?"

"Do not".

More nerves.

Many people pass by on Gran Vía, all with their masks.

After a few minutes, Yotuel seems to calm down and poses for the EL PAÍS photographer on the sidewalk, without removing ...

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