He sang for 106 hours but did not reach the record for an unusual reason

April 6, 2019

A Dominican singer tried to break the Guinness record of "singing continually", but after spending more than four days singing, he failed to keep the throne for an incredible reason.

The singer Carlos Silver was the protagonist of this attempt to beat the Guinness record. The Dominican sang for four days and 10 hours without stopping in the Eugenio Maria de Hostos Park but the judge accredited by the international entity stated that the recording was not valid due to an error of the songwriter- interpreter.

"Unfortunately, he could not reach the record and it is a final verdict," he said. Carlos Tapia Rojas, representative judge Guinness, in an interview with the Dominican media Listin Diario. EThe Mexican judge was present in Santo Domingo to badess the course of the 106 hours of interpretation of more than 5,000 songs.

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As he explained Tapia Rojas, Carlos Silver he failed to keep the record Guinness because he missed a very important point: "the rule of 30 seconds". This is the time allotted by the singer between song and song for "resting", but according to the judge, he has repeatedly broken this rule.

"The participant can not stop singing more than thirty seconds between songs., unless it is in his rest, and in the videos that we could see again, we have observed breaks of up to two minutes, which is why we can not validate it, "badured the Mexican Tapia Rojas. In turn, he said, "Although he did not accomplish the task, that does not mean that he has not done something impressive. "

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With this feat, Money tried for the second time to keep the record held by the Indian Sunil Waghmare since 2012. After the mega-concert, the man was taken to the hospital at the end of his presentation. The lack of rest during this marathon attempt caused hallucinations and delusions of persecution, and upon waking, he became aggressive.