The π¨πΊ emoji stands for Cuba, the Caribbean island country. People use it to show Cuban heritage or to talk about Cuba, its music, food and travel. Apple shows blue and white stripes with a red triangle holding a white star.

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People send π¨πΊ for Cuban pride, family ties, trips to Havana, salsa and son music, food, and sports like baseball and boxing. It is common among Cuban communities abroad, especially in Miami. It has no common slang meaning.
Abuela's recipes hit different π¨πΊ
Havana was a dream π¨πΊπ΄
Cafecito time π¨πΊβ
Let's go Cuba βΎπ¨πΊ
| π¨πΊ vs π΅π· | π΅π· is Puerto Rico's flag, with red and white stripes and a blue triangle, the colors reversed from π¨πΊ. |
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| Name | flag: Cuba |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1E8 U+1F1FA |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | CU, flag |
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The π¨πΊ emoji stands for Cuba, the Caribbean island country. People use it to show Cuban heritage or to talk about Cuba, its music, food and travel. Apple shows blue and white stripes with a red triangle holding a white star.
The flags look alike but the colors are swapped. Cuba has blue stripes and a red triangle, while Puerto Rico has red stripes and a blue triangle.
Miami has a large Cuban community. People there use π¨πΊ to show their roots, family and culture.
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