Carlos Silver does not give up. The Dominican singer will go for the fourth time for the Guinness record for the most hours singing non-stop on stage this time from Spain.
With “RD does not surrender 4” Silver will be from December 19 to 24 at Madrid’s Puerta del Sol trying for the fourth time to break the record.
Carlos Silver is in Spain from now on to prepare everything concerning the challenge that he has failed to meet in the three times he has tried.
When you knock on door number 100 with the same enthusiasm as door number 1 and if it is necessary to knock down those that do not open for us, then there is no room for anything other than success! ”Said Silver.
“From December 19 to 24, a good night in which all Dominicans around the world will be filled with national pride, we will be waving our tricolor flag, at the Puerta del Sol in Madrid, indelibly placing the name of our country in the pages of history, “he reported.
The last time the Dominican singer tried to break the record was at the end of last year that although he completed the feat, Guinness did not certify it because it did not meet the established rest time.
“Mr. Silver did not comply with the guidelines during the record attempt, especially the one related to the rest breaks allowed, having been the same longer than what is allowed in our regulations.", determined Guinness World Records.
To this the singer replied and said that this time it was because several songs were repeated on the same day and that is a Guinness rule, although he justified himself by saying that every time he realized that the songs were repeated he would send them to be removed and he continued singing a cappella.
He also complained about the Guinness deal, explaining that according to the judges he had the failure on the second day, but they let him continue until the end without stopping him.
Silver reiterated that: "Until I can show the world and my children that we should not give up to achieve our dreams, I will not stop.".
That was the third time that Silver tried to obtain the Guinness title, after spending four days and nine hours singing in December 2016, but on that occasion there were no judges from the organization to attest to the achievement, so the record was not recorded. He then retryed it in 2019 when he was disqualified.
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