Despite the accident, the artist kept calm, took the moment with humor and clarified that he was fine.
The renowned rapper Thunder, in Europe Within the framework of his tour the last dance, he suffered a Strong accident When they throw the stage to be received by the public during one of their Shows but nobody grabbed it.
The episode happened during his presentation at the Castrelos Park, in Galicia, Spain, according to the journalist Pepe Ochoa in LAM: “He threw himself in an attack of ‘Well, grab me’ and The Galicians did not understand, they did not stop him. It went up a little moody, He retired from the stage, the situation was half tense”
Despite the accident, the singer went up minutes later on the stairs to the stage and, at that moment, The dancers approached to see how they were. Thunder kept calm, took the moment with humor and clarified that it was fine.
Then he continued with the show singing some of his most prominent themes, including “Dance Crip”, “Dad”, “Rain II” and “Mamichula”.
Later he published a video in his history of Instagram where he referred to the fact with irony: “Recovering the accident that We had at the shows. I have both broken legs, I’m bad about my feet. I am here hospitalized, people did not grab us when we threw ourselves“He said jokingly, showing that he was in perfect condition after the fact.
Maxi Trusso accident after jumping to the public
A few months ago, the same thing happened to Maxi Trusso, but did not have the same fate. The unusual moment happened during his recital in Niceto Club, in Palermo. He threw the public but did not grab him and suffered hurts that prevented him from continuing normally. However, he followed his show singing from the dressing room.
Hours later Trusso himself confirmed that he suffered a fracture of femur and hip for what had to be operated. The artist had to face between 3 and 4 months of rehabilitation.
Source: Ambito
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