The singer convicted of murder experienced various difficulties during his stay in a clinic.
“Pity” Alvarezexsinger of the Viejas Locas and Intoxicados gangs, had to be transferred to the Semed Clinic last Monday to continue with his kinesiological rehabilitation, but after “not being able to adapt” to the medical center, They decided to make a new transfer and on Thursday he entered the Güemes Sanatorium.
Before entering that clinic, the musician, whose real name is Cristian Gabriel Álvarez Congiú, was admitted to the Francisco Javier Muñiz Infectious Diseases Hospital recovering from a health problem resulting from hip surgery. After his subsequent transfer to the medical center, He was in a single room, slept all day and did not receive visitors.
But problems quickly began: he did not collaborate with the doctors, who ”couldn’t handle it” due to the factor that ”it’s a rare patient”as reported by Teleshow. As a result of this, and after developing pain in one of his legs accompanied by fever, he was transferred to the Güemes Sanatorium.
Álvarez’s recording with Daniel Melingo and Luis Ortega
Although he has been going through several health problems, added to the homicide he committed in 2018, a few days ago an unpublished video emerged with the singer along with Daniel Melingo and Luis Ortega.
The film shows Melingo calling Álvarez by phone, who immediately appears on the scene. Published in black and white, director Luis Ortega joins the meeting, joining in a hug with the former leader of Intoxicados. According to reports, the material is part of the remake of Tangos Bajos, the first album released by the former Los Abuelos de la Nada and former co-founder of Los Twist.
In the video, Melingo is shown giving him some vinyl records from his time in tango, to which Álvarez responds “What a relic this, idiot!” And then, before closing the video, he exclaims: ”Let’s see what happens?”, accompanied by the formal preview, “Documentary coming soon Bass Tangos ”.
“What about Cristian is very exciting. I have known him since he was a child and I have always admired his talent. When we record the track for Damn Tango It was an unforgettable experience. Being able to bring together two heavyweights in the same song (Pity & Pipo) for an album of mine, it was a great satisfaction and an immense joy that I keep at home,” Melingo recalled in dialogue with Teleshow.
In addition, they highlighted that ”Pity” was in ”good spirits” during the recording: “We are always aware of every movement and appearance that comes out of his person. We consider him an essential artist in our musical panorama. We were, are and will always be in contact. There is a mutual affection that transcends borders.”
Source: Ambito
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