The 77-year-old Argentine singer-songwriter will remain under observation for 96 hours. He should have stopped introducing him.
The Argentine singer-songwriter Piero De Benedictis, 77 years old, was hospitalized for a “Respiratory infection” in a clinic in Ecuador, where he will spend at least 96 hours under observation, forcing him to suspend the shows he planned to offer in that country.
This was reported today by Sergio Peralta, producer of a series of presentations that he was to make in Ecuador, according to a statement published by the Caballo Campana inn in the city of Cuenca, where he was to appear this Saturday.
“We report that the singer Piero is hospitalized, going through a respiratory condition with a still presumptive diagnosis and awaiting his clinical evolution in hospital for at least 96 hours,” details the statement signed by manager Sergio Peralta.
At the same time, he reported the suspension of the shows scheduled in Ecuador and proposes to wait “until it is possible to agree on rescheduling and new dates.” The musician had planned to appear today at the Terravalle club in Quito and tomorrow in Cuenca.
Piero De Benedictis is an Argentine singer-songwriter who emerged in the 1960s who had a series of hits with “Mi Viejo” and protest songs in the 1970s with hits like “Para el pueblo lo es del pueblo” and “Que se vaya ellos”. “.
He had to go into exile in 1976 after an attempted kidnapping by state terrorist task forces during the last military dictatorship and in 1982 he returned to the country with Marilina Ross, with a new political perspective, shaped by new age and pacifism. , which he crowned with the song “I am bread, I am peace, I am more”, which Mercedes Sosa recorded and had a strong impact.
Source: Ambito
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