Carlos Rivera, the renowned singer and actor, took on the role of godfather to celebrate an impressive milestone of 1000 performances of the play 'Seven Times Goodbye', written by Alán Estrada. During the event, Rivera highlighted the dedication and hard work of the team behind the production, referring to the achievement as a miraculous event in the theater world and encouraging wider recognition of such cultural contributions. He expressed gratitude for being invited to the celebration, emphasizing the pride felt by Mexicans for having the play continue to thrive.

In his heartfelt speech, Rivera reflected on his own experiences in theater, reminiscing about his earlier performances, including memorable times spent in 'The Lion King'. He emphasized that reaching the milestone of 1000 performances is not just about the number but embodies the range of emotions and experiences encountered on stage, including moments of happiness and sorrow. Rivera's passion for theater shone through as he articulated how theater mirrors life and connects deeply with audiences, which explains the overwhelming support the play has received.

The celebration not only marks a significant achievement for 'Seven Times Goodbye' but also underscores the importance of theater in Mexican culture. By recognizing and honoring such milestones, it helps to cultivate a richer cultural landscape and encourages the continuation of artistic endeavors. Rivera’s involvement further elevates the profile of the production and inspires future artists and theatergoers alike.