World Cup Fan Talks About Her Body After Getting Attention

A fan is getting famous at the World Cup.

A former mayor made a statement after people looked at her chest. Sandra Cuevas supports her country at the World Cup.

She is happy because Mexico won against South Africa and South Korea. Cuevas sings and meets fans from other countries.

Many people like her big breasts, which they noticed at the tournament and on social media. Cuevas made a statement about this.

People compared her to model Mar Castro, who was called 'Chiquitibum' in 1986. Cuevas responded to the comparison.

Cuevas said she likes the comparison and can't hide her body. She was called 'Chiquitibum' in 1986 and it makes her happy.

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Cuevas doesn't think the comments are mean, that's just how Mexicans are.

Cuevas is enjoying the tournament and is a lucky charm for her team. They are one of three countries that qualified for the next round.

She is a World Cup hero.

A fan is getting famous at the World Cup.

Cuevas is a former politician who takes comments about her clothes with humor. She was respected in politics.

Cuevas worked with different parties and still has a career in politics.

Sandra Cuevas is a former mayor.

Other fans like meeting her.

Cuevas works for a political movement in Mexico City.

Mexico is doing well in the tournament, so Cuevas might not have much time to work. Her nation wants to go far in the competition.

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