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This Thursday night, Silvio Soldan He had to be urgently admitted to hospital in Uruguay after a breakdown during the presentation of his Show of tangos, according to what he said Angel de Brito in THE M (America TV). The presenter began to feel bad during his ferry trip to the town of Colonia, in Uruguay, and after an interview, he ended up hospitalized. However, this Friday he was discharged and he told what his discomfort was about, which at one point was feared to be a cerebrovascular accident (CVA).
De Brito raised the alarm in his last program regarding Silvio Soldán’s health. “A last moment, which has to do with the health of a very, very important figure. This is the most serious version that has already been ruled out. It was believed to be a stroke. He already ruled it out before the ball started to grow.. I am talking about dear Silvio Soldán,” he announced.
At 89 years old, Silvio Soldán continues working with his Show called “Silvio Soldán and Two Great Values of Tango”, but the hustle and bustle of touring can play a trick on him. In the middle of an interview in Uruguay, the presenter felt unwell. “He talked so much that at one point he started to feel bad in the middle of the note and said ‘I feel broken’“He was quickly transferred to a clinic,” de Brito explained.
This Friday, Soldán sent an audio to the media and brought reassurance. “I want, fundamentally, to thank all those people who have worried about me,” he introduced, and then added: “Something happened that nothing happened, because, really, It was simply a drop in blood pressure due to a little stress, but nothing serious, nothing serious.”.
He then detailed how the critical moments in the neighboring country were. “I received immediate help in Colonia, República Oriental del Uruguay, from the doctors, who of course, in a situation like this, the doctors get a little more scared than you, so they kept me hospitalized for a few hours,” he indicated.
He also said that he is returning to the country.I am, thank God, very well, and I want to deeply thank everyone for the concern they have shown for me.. Thank you very much and see you in Buenos Aires at any time,” he noted, and ended the audio with his characteristic phrase: “A cut, a quebrada, and happy Sunday to all!”
It should be noted that the production company that organized the show made the decision to reschedule its performances in Uruguay. This was announced through a press release.We have decided to reschedule the tour for the month of August, allowing our esteemed artist to rest and recover in Buenos Aires.. It is estimated that she will return at noon tomorrow. We deeply appreciate your understanding and support during this period. We will be providing further updates as necessary,” they noted.
Luckily, Silvio Soldán’s condition was just a scare and, one day after his hospitalization, he recovered his characteristic sense of humor that led him to become one of the great personalities in the history of Argentine television. He will only have to rest at home for a while before returning to the stage.
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