November 17, 2022
Cuban singer-songwriter Pablo Milanés continues hospitalized in Madrid and is canceling his upcoming concerts, including a performance this Sunday in Pamplona, according to his artistic office announced on Saturday.
Milanés, whose condition is "stable," has been treated in the hospital due to "the effects of a series of recurrent infections that over the past three months have been affecting his state of health," according to a statement. "This clinical situation -the note adds- is secondary to an oncohematological disease that he has suffered from for several years and which required him to move to Madrid" at the end of 2017 to receive treatment".
For this reason, "it has been necessary for now to cancel the concerts scheduled for the coming weeks and suspend all his artistic activity while this circumstance lasts," it states. The author of songs like Para vivir and Yolanda was scheduled to perform tomorrow in Pamplona and, according to his official website, on November 30 in Mexico City and December 5 in Santo Domingo.
Pablo Milanés already had to cancel last September the concert he had scheduled in the Dominican capital, which was postponed to December.
(With information from El Público)
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