Tercer Cielo announced that they will tell their version of the controversy with Lilly Goodman

After ensuring he would leave behind the controversy with Christian singer Lilly Goodman, Juan Carlos Rodríguez, leader of the Christian group Tercer Cielo, announced that he will publish a video where he will offer his version of the events regarding the conflict that arose on social media. The singer explained that the material which he will share on Tuesday will be made "in peace" and without the intention of offending, but with the purpose of narrating how the professional and personal relationship between both artists developed since the beginning of Goodman's career.

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"I am creating a video in peace, without offending anyone, but telling the real story of a friendship and many years of professional work. I am going to explain in detail how that relationship was born, what we experienced working together and also the frustration and pain that led me to react publicly in the way I did," Rodríguez expressed.

Likewise, she acknowledged that her public reaction may not have been the most appropriate, although she stated that there were emotional reasons behind her statements that people are unaware of.

"I am human first. And although perhaps my reaction was not the best, there were reasons, emotions and situations behind all this that many people are unaware of. Tomorrow I will share my complete version, with respect, honesty and from the heart," he added.

The controversy began after Rodríguez publicly accused Lilly Goodman of not publicly acknowledging the credits for songs that, according to him, he produced and composed for her in her artistic beginnings. He also mentioned the singer and pastor Marcos Yaroide, pointing out that he was the one who discovered the interpreter. The situation has sparked numerous reactions on social media. While some support the artist's claim, others believe that these types of differences should not have been made public, especially since the works continue to generate economic royalties for their creators, and also because they are figures in the Christian sphere.