Spanish singer Natalia Jiménez went to great lengths to attend her friend Carlos Rivera's 40th birthday party, even traveling in an ambulance with sirens on to bypass traffic in Mexico City. After performing at the Vive Latino 2026 festival, where she sang a duet with Chetes, the artist began her urgent journey to Tlaxcala. In a video she posted, Jiménez showed how she traveled from Mexico City to Huamantla. The trip took about two hours, and she arrived at the Casa Huamantla hotel around 11:30 PM. The singer managed to get to the party just before midnight to see Rivera blow out the candles on his cake. This act sparked criticism on social media. Many deemed the use of an ambulance unethical and illegal, as it diverts emergency services from real emergencies. Mexico City has regulations prohibiting the misuse of emergency vehicles, which can lead to sanctions, including towing. Despite the backlash, Jiménez expressed satisfaction with making it to the event on time, calling her 'adventure' well worth it.
Singer Natalia Jiménez Uses Ambulance for Birthday Party
Spanish singer Natalia Jiménez sparks controversy by arriving at Carlos Rivera's 40th birthday party in an ambulance with sirens on to bypass traffic in Mexico City.
