Luis Miguel puts an end to health rumors and announces Chile tour

After speculating about his health and amid a cloud of mystery before his grave silence, Mexican singer Luis Miguel posted a clip on his social media this Wednesday, where he responded in seconds to millions of fans and fans who have been monitoring their health for the last hours: in the recording “El Sol not only responded to his current status, but also made it very clear whether he would continue his 2023 international tour or take a break to rest and recover.

It was in his Instagram posts that the translator of “O tu o ninguna” shared a recording of his latest stay in Chile, a country where he has at least a dozen presentations scheduled. Comprised of various short videos, the clip shows various aspects of Luis Miguel’s visit to the South American country, from a panorama of the capital city of Santiago to scenes of his first performance at the Movistar Arena last night on August 21st. . .

In the video, which is only a few seconds long, Luis Miguel made it very clear that he wants to please the thousands of his fans who have already paid for one or more tickets to attend one of the eight concerts he still has. offer in the Chilean capital, the nearest one is tonight. In the video, “El Sol” demonstrates why he is adored by millions and considered one of the best voices of the current show.

Smiling, dancing and singing to his audience, this is how the singer is seen in the video, which went around the world in minutes and filled with calm his fans, who lived for hours in limbo, not knowing how healthy he was after it was announced earlier this week, that he was admitted on an emergency basis to a hospital in eastern Santiago.

Yesterday morning, Chilean journalist Cecilia Gutiérrez said in a post posted on her Instagram account that Luis Miguel presented a picture of a severe flu caused by a severe cold that had struck him since August 19. He also denies that the singer considered canceling one or more concerts scheduled for the second leg of his 2023 tour, which began on August 3 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Despite the cough and fever, nothing seems to stop Luismi, and he has already recovered to continue the eight presentations that I return to him for coverage, with a sold-out Santiago. This return to the stage after 4 years of absence will bring “Sol de México” back to the land of the Aztecs next November and is expected to play over twenty concerts in Mexico City as well as other cities in the interior of the Mexican Republic. .

In fact, this Wednesday, August 23, it was announced that before the “full house” was reached for the presentation of Luis Miguel in Acapulco, scheduled for December 27 next year, a new date was opened, as well as another concert to be held December 31 in the Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo. Although pre-sale dates have yet to be announced, ticket prices are the same, with just over 18,000 pesos for VIP access and up to 2,145 pesos for the cheapest tickets.