was parodied in the first sketch of the Freddie Prinze, Jr. hosted episode of Saturday Night Live, as a part of its 25th season in 2000. Elian was played by Chris Kattan, while his aunt and uncle were portrayed by Ana Gasteyer and Horatio Sanz, respectively. A song titled "Baby Elian" was released by the Manic Street Preachers in 2001 along with their album Know Your Enemy. The song was famously played at the Karl Marx Theatre in Cuba, with Cuban leader Fidel Castro rising to applaud the song. Elian is referenced in the third volume of the popular parody DJ mix "CVS Bangers" by DJ Hennessey Youngman. He exclaims in the introduction, "Banging down the doors of Valhalla looking for Elian González", and later "Where you at Elian". See also Cuban exile Cuba–United States relations Operation Peter Pan (1960–1962) Parental rights Yossele Schumacher affair, a similar occurrence Polovchak v. Meese, an earlier child asylum case (1980–1985), viewed by some as a precedent Footnotes Further reading Allatson, Paul, and Molina Guzman, Isabel. "The Elián González Discursive Template: Mediating Children in Multiple Spheres of Conflict”, Journal of Children and Media 2.3 (September 2008): 248–63. de la Cova, Antonio Rafael. "The Elian Gonzalez Case: The World's Most Watched and Politically-Charged Custody Battle that Reached the U.S. Supreme Court and Determined a Presidential Election", Harvard Latino Law Review, Vol. 18, Spring 2015, pp. 501–49. De La Torre, Miguel A., "La Lucha for Cuba: Religion and Politics on the Streets of Miami", University of California Press, 2003. External links A Brief History of the Elian Gonzalez Affair – slideshow by Time magazine Official Cuban website : about the custody battle for Elián BORTAC: defusing the hot spots, CBP Today – May 2004 article on U.S. Border Patrol BORTAC Program Elián González and the Cuban Crisis: 10 years later article by The Guardian Elián: What Have We Learned? Elián, thanks to Fidel Castro 1993 births Living people 2000 in the United States 2000 in international relations 2000 in Cuba 2000 in Florida Cuban engineers Cuban expatriates in the United States Cuba–United States relations History of Florida People from Cárdenas, Cuba Right of asylum in the United States Trials regarding custody of children United States election controversies Presidency of Bill Clinton Clinton administration controversies Controversies in Florida 2000 controversies