Luis Alberto García Delivers Strong Response to Follower Requesting Support for the Most Vulnerable

Cuban actor Luis Alberto García has publicly shared details about his ongoing charitable work in response to a follower’s suggestion that he organize public collections of medicine and food for vulnerable populations in Havana.

The exchange began when García posted a request for help obtaining Lorazepam — a difficult-to-access anxiolytic medication in Cuba — for someone in urgent need. He wrote the drug’s name with dashes (“LO_RA_ZE_PAM”) to potentially bypass algorithmic filters on social media, stating: “An incredible human being, here in Cuba, desperately needs LO_RA_ZE_PAM to get through and climb the hill. There are many good people in this world. I trust.” The post quickly generated supportive responses, with numerous users offering to donate the medication.

In that context, a follower suggested that García use his influence to mobilize other artists to organize collections of medicines and food in the capital, saying: “Just by being there, you can soothe souls and comfort the elderly and mothers. Help them; I know you can bring people together.”

García responded directly and emotionally, clarifying that his commitment to helping those in need is not new and does not seek public recognition. He stated: “Believe me, I have been and will continue to be guided by human beings far superior to me, who, from all corners, care for and are concerned with providing material and spiritual support to the needy and the ill. I am just one among those ranks. I seek no prominence or self-congratulation. I advocate for doing good from the shadows.”

The follower replied, expressing appreciation for the exchange: “I will cherish this moment as unique, and thank you for your help, for being there….” García’s response highlighted his long-standing preference for quiet, unpublicized humanitarian efforts rather than organized campaigns or public advocacy.

The interaction took place on Facebook and was reported by CiberCuba on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at 08:01 local time. García, a well-known figure in Cuban cultural circles, has previously spoken about social issues, though this exchange focused specifically on his personal approach to humanitarian aid.