Concerns: Mona Jimenez has stroke and is in ICU

fans of Carlos “Ramona” Jimenez They feared for the singer’s health after the incident came to light had a stroke in the last few hours.

The 72-year-old artist from Córdoba is being treated in an intensive care unit. His family confirmed the news, saying he was eating dinner at dawn on Wednesday when he felt dizzy and “the corners of his mouth twisted”.

The Quarteteando website states that the musician was transferred to a model cardiology institute, where they diagnosed him with a stroke; he will be hospitalized for a few days, awaiting favorable developments and an accurate understanding of potential sequelae. The artist’s family has not issued any statement but said a medical report will be received in the next few hours, according to the La Nación website.

Earlier this month, Jimenez underwent emergency surgery for abdominal pain; they removed his spleen. At first, his relatives talked about the gastritis pictures, but later his daughter Lorena indirectly admitted that it was surgery. “I’m leaving, I’m here, I see you’re fine, gastroenteritis. Acute gastritis, I know, can pop up and destroy you. But it’s not that simple, time will help us! Life drives you, we excise Cracked spleen. Cheers and thank you for giving it to Pachamama today. I love you!” she posted on her Instagram account.

Winner of 11 Gardel Awards, 2 Platinum Konex Awards and 3 honorary certificates from the same institution, Jiménez has participated in such legendary groups as the Berner Quartet and the Golden Quartet during a career spanning over 50 years. His solo career has released more than 90 albums, selling more than 36 million copies nationwide.