The musical group The Palm Trees broke the silence regarding the health of his singer, Cacho Deicas, who this Friday was urgently admitted to the Grupo MIT sanatorium in the capital of Santa Fe after suffering an ischemic cerebrovascular accident (CVA).
“Friends, we want to bring peace of mind to everyone and share that our beloved Cacho Deicas He is stable, accompanied by his familyat the Sanatorio Central Grupo MIT in the city of Santa Fe,” said the popular cumbia group in a statement published through their social networks.
In it, they indicated that “during a routine check, Cacho suffered a strokebut thanks to medical care and his strength, he is evolving favorably.”
In that sense, they sent a thank you to the band’s fans who showed their concern: “We deeply appreciate your messages of support and the immense affection you send us. Your energy and good vibes are a great force right now..
Finally, the musical group concluded: “We will continue to inform you with the commitment and closeness as always.”
The singer of Los Palmeras was hospitalized after suffering a stroke
Rubén Hector Deicas, singer of the successful band The Palm Treeswas hospitalized this Friday at noon after suffering a ischemic stroke. He had entered yesterday Central Sanatorium MIT Group for a acute neurological deficit.
Likewise, from the Santa Fe medical institution they reported that Deicas “he is lucid and “There is no dysfunction of other systems.” The artist is 72 years old, about to turn 73 on January 28, and had some upcoming shows with his tropical ensemble such as at Jesús María Dressage and Folklore Festival.
There, after doing analysis, they were able to determine that it was suffered an ischemic strokewhich is why it is found in intensive therapy. There are no physical consequences, according to the doctors.
The report also highlights that “evolves favorably” and that he is hemodynamically stable and accompanied by his relatives, who were the responsible for taking him to the hospital after the symptoms they detected.
Source: Ambito
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