Bethania De la Cruz always fought to stay at the top of world volleyball

He says there is no balance when playing with a transgender person; he believes they should have their own league Santo Domingo.- In the early years of the 2000s and while “burning” her bolero singer stage, Bethania De la Cruz watched the then-Caribbean Queens accumulate triumphs, but more than yearning to imitate some of those prodigies, she preferred to create and develop her own identity. This is how he did it and struggled until waiting for his turn, which when it came, he did it to stay until the extreme that after 20 long years he says goodbye to the national team as one of the greats in that sport that records the history of Dominican volleyball.

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“I saw all those talented players fighting for the country to lift the trophies, but from my early years I decided that I wanted to establish my own identity”, the player expressed while a guest on Diamante El Podcast, a space hosted by communicators William Aish, Pedro G. Briceño, Baudilio Jiménez, Bienvenido Carmona Jr. and Josué Batista. And how did she do it? For 20 years as a prominent member of the Queens of the Caribbean, Bethania was part of three champion teams that conquered the Pan American Games, another three that achieved Central American and Caribbean Games, and another four that won the Pan American Cups. In addition, she showcased her talent as a top-level reinforcement in the major volleyball leagues in the world and did so with such success and consistency that the native of the National District is ranked among the most consecrated hitters of all time. In a word, her career is defined as very successful and not only because of her status as a brilliant athlete, but also because she was able to stay at the top for a long time and at the same time get brilliant grades in her roles as a mother and wife.