He is 112 years old, he was vaccinated against the coronavirus and the nurses sang to him to celebrate

March 12, 2021 7:28 AM

A 112-year-old woman was vaccinated and the attendants at the Campo Marte vaccination center sang “Vive” by Napoleon.

Last Thursday in Mexico City, a woman from 112 years was vaccinated and assistants from one of the vaccination squads and other people waiting to receive the antigen in the office of the mayor of Miguel Hidalgo sang a moving song after the woman received the injection.

National Coronavirus Vaccination Day in Mexico City has been full of good times and bad. At first, residents of the capital complained about the disorganization and little attention they received during the first two stages; however, it appears that better coordination has been achieved in the newly created vaccination centers.

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It was journalist Genero Lozano who shared the audiovisual piece on social networks. The lyrics of the song say “Let your thoughts fly free, let the resentment for another time “, extract from the song “Live”, by Napoleon.

The video of the moment began to circulate rapidly everywhere and Claudia Sheinbaum, head of government in Mexico City, posted a photo about it and wrote on his Twitter account: “They share with me this photo of Doña Guadalupe, 112, who has already been vaccinated in Campo Marte.”

According to the latest reduction, 27,514 doses of the coronavirus vaccine were applied to elderly people in the municipalities of Azcapotzalco and Miguel Hidalgo. This advance is one of more than three million injections the Mexican government has administered nationwide.

In fact, the communicator also acknowledged the work of Claudia Sheinbaum and the government of Mexico in this regard.

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