Carlos Silver is already resting at home after singing a little over four days in the glass house turned on for him in Juan Barón Square on Santo Domingo’s promenade.
“His vital signs, pressure and especially the mental aspect, we could say he’s one hundred percent perfect right now,” said Dr. Félix Antonio Cruz Jiminián to this newspaper, in whose clinic the singer was locked up after finishing the last part of his performance.
Cruz Jiminián explained that Silver asked to be sent home and that he was fired after approval from Dr. Bobby Solomón, the doctor at the head of the team of specialists who assisted him in this process.
The psychiatrist of this team, Alexis Peña, succeeds him, but understands that his behavioral pattern was normal, He indicated no more than a mild sedative if he seemed slightly agitated upon waking.
From the early hours of Wednesday 4 pm to Sunday 8 pm, Silver attempted to dethrone Indian Sunil Waghmare, who has a reputation for being the person who has sung the longest, certified by Guinness World Records.
Right now, Silver and his production team are waiting for the decision of the Guinness judges or judges to know if he managed to get into the famous book of exploits this time.