Mexican singer Carlos Rivera has come to the defense of his Spanish colleague Natalia Jiménez, causing a divide in the entertainment industry. The conflict, which has ignited social media, began when the singer of «Creo en mí» was seen in a private ambulance with the siren on on her way to Rivera's birthday party in Huamantla. In a recent interview, Rivera backed Natalia's version, asking the public to consider the context before making judgments. He also asked for empathy, noting that he himself was unaware of what kind of transport his guests would use, calling the situation «a great learning experience.» However, his explanation did not convince netizens, who labeled the act «an irresponsible use of health services.» They point out that «an ambulance is used for emergencies, not to attend parties.» Meanwhile, debate continues over possible legal consequences for the ambulance, which could face fines or even be disabled for the improper use of its sirens for non-urgent transfers. The debate remains open, and the names of both artists continue to be in the spotlight.