The fifth hearing in the trial of Argentinian musician “Pity” Álvarez was dramatically interrupted today when the singer reported feeling unwell and experiencing episodes of drowsiness. This led to medical intervention by the SAME emergency services, and Álvarez was subsequently transported from the courtroom in an ambulance. The proceedings were suspended due to the singer’s health condition, prompting concern about his well-being and the continuation of the trial. Witnesses and legal representatives reportedly engaged in a heated exchange prior to the suspension, focusing on Álvarez’s repeated instances of somnolence. The trial will resume next Monday, pending Álvarez’s medical evaluation and ability to participate. This incident raises questions about the singer's fitness to stand trial and the potential impact on the legal process.