Imaray Ulloa: "If something makes your heart race, chase it."

Imaray Ulloa closed this Monday the second and final performance of her show Sin Anestesia at the Miami Theater with another full house, and she dedicated a message to her audience that quickly became the heart of the celebration: "If something makes your heart race, chase it."

The Cuban actress and comedian shared several images from the show on Instagram along with an heartfelt message in which she expressed her gratitude for the support received during the two sold-out nights. "Sold out once again! These two nights of full theater, you made me feel that all the effort, the nerves, and the work behind this show were worth it," she wrote.

In his message, Ulloa also reflected on the journey taken to reach this moment. "Thank you for being there, for laughing with me, and for giving me memories that I will always carry with me," he wrote, adding, "Sometimes one works for a dream without knowing how far it can go; nights like these give you the strength to keep believing and not give up."

"I hope you all continue to believe in what you carry within. If something makes your heart race, pursue it. Thank you for making this dream a reality with me. I love you all so much," Ulloa concluded in his post.

The show —with the full subtitle Based on true events that we wish were lies— premiered on October 3rd with all tickets sold out. The high demand led to scheduling a second performance for November, which also reported a sell-out.

Sin Anestesia is a stand-up comedy monologue in which Ulloa transforms his heartbreaks into humorous material. On stage, he refers to his two most well-known ex-partners using nicknames: Yubrán Luna appears as "the ex X" and Fabián Fontaine as "the last deceased." Both reacted with praise: Fontaine attended the premiere and described it as "masterful", while Luna responded with applause emojis on social media.

The breakup of Ulloa with Fontaine, announced last July after approximately five years together, became one of the creative triggers for the show. The comedian turned the separation into comedy and brought it to a stage before hundreds of people, who responded with full houses for both performances.

The images from the show show Ulloa on stage in a plaid miniskirt and knee-high black boots, in front of an LED screen displaying the show poster: she is portrayed as a surgeon, complete with a syringe and a bag of dollars. At the end of the performance, she celebrated the "SOLD OUT" along with the audience.