Raphael He will remain hospitalized on December 24 and 25, the most important dates of Christmas. From Thursday onwards, "we will see if there are more tests," his son explained. The singer's eldest son stressed that "spending these days here is not a drama," reported EFE.
Martos again said that he and his family are "very calm." He also stressed that the most important thing is for his father to make a full recovery.
The family hopes that Rapahel will soon be able to return home without further hospital visits, especially given his medical history.
In this regard, it is worth remembering that the interpreter of hits such as 'Mi gran noche' or 'Yo soy aquella' underwent a liver transplant in 2003.
The surgery was a consequence of the liver cirrhosis caused by the hepatitis B he was suffering from.
In the hands of doctors
Regarding the tests his father was undergoing, he excused himself by saying that he did not know anything about medicine. Therefore, he left the explanations to the doctors when it was appropriate.
"One day it's an MRI, another day I don't know what..." Martos told reporters gathered at the medical center.
As you may recall, Raphael felt unwell last Tuesday, December 18, due to an "apparent stroke." At that time he was recording the Christmas special of the program 'La revuelta', on Spanish Television (TVE).
The special, hosted by David Broncano, was ultimately cancelled by the television network "out of respect" for the singer.
It wasn't a stroke
The singer's medical team ruled out a stroke a few days ago, but they continue to carry out tests to find out what caused the episode.
According to Univision, although the family has emphasized the artist's good spirits, Spanish journalist Mábel Galaz said on the TVE program 'Mañaneros' that Raphael had suffered "episodes of rage, displeasure, and depression" for having to cancel his concerts and for not being able to spend Christmas at home.
