The Puerto Rican salsa Ismael Miranda again he is hospitalized, as confirmed tonight by his friend, the musician Bobby Cruz.
“We get the news that Ismael Miranda has returned to the intensive care unit. Who promises to raise Ishmael in prayer?” Creu wrote on his Facebook account.
“We need all of God’s people praying. If this post came to you take a moment and raise a prayer for Ishmael,” the vocalist added.
According to the Puerto Rican media Primera Hora, in early 2021 the performer of “Masks” had to be hospitalized after suffering a heart attack and lasted several days in definitive observation.
His health situation began to worsen since he suffered a stroke on January 23 and had to undergo emergency surgery. Although he managed to leave the Intensive Care Unit days later, he had to be returned to the ICU on 5 February.
A week later, on February 12, he was discharged and it was announced that he would be taken to a rehabilitation center, details Noticel.
Yesterday, Wednesday, in an interview with Primera Hora, Miranda’s wife visió sobre Batlle, indicated that the singer was already at home – after spending about three weeks in a rehabilitation center, but months of recovery awaited him.
“Right now he’s in a recovery process that will take a few months, but he’s fine, he’s in a good mood, and he’s in the fight to feel as good as before all of this will happen,” he expressed.
The singer’s sentimental partner asked fans and the general public to keep praying for his recovery, which would be a five- to six-month process, doctors have estimated.
Noticel reports that Miranda, 70, known as “The cute boy in the sauce”, Belonged to the outstanding orchestra Fania All Stars, Co-founded by legendary Dominican musician Johnny Pacheco, who died on February 15, and in his career of more than 50 years in salsa has had musical successes that have become classics of the genre as “Obrin paso”. Mr. Sereno “,” This is how a sound is composed “,” Els cantons “,” Borinquen té montuno “,” Don’t tell me it’s too late “,” Galera 3 “and” Caretes “, among others.