During a session of the Cuban parliament on Wednesday, troubadour and deputy Nelson Valdés made headlines with an unexpected declaration of affection for leader Miguel Díaz-Canel. This declaration occurred at the Seventh Ordinary Period of Sessions of the National Assembly of People's Power, held at Havana's Palace of Conventions. He reminisced about his parents' unwavering commitment to the Revolution and concluded with words of support for Díaz-Canel. Cuban trova is a genre deeply rooted in political tradition, historically associated with figures like Silvio Rodríguez, who is also a deputy. The legislative agenda includes projects such as the Labor Code, the Agricultural and Forestry Land Law, the Housing Law, the Law on the Organization of Central State Administration, and the Personal Identity and Domicile System Law.