I am her I left the show stage Rabdin São Paulo, on Friday (16) and reported He will go to the hospital. On Thursday (16), the singer revealed that she had a fever of 38.6 degrees Celsius and body pain. Mia Eternal from the TV series Rebelde has apologized to her fans.
“I didn’t want to miss tonight. To be here with you, for me, is the most important thing, because we’ve waited so many years for this. I have to go to the hospital so they can see what’s happening to me.” “But I don’t want to go now. I want to stay here, I want to be with you,” he said while crying.
The moment happened when Anahi was going to sing the song “Sálvame” alone on stage. When she started singing, the other four members of the group appeared to help her.
On Instagram, Maite Perrone shared the song that the members and Brazilian audience are singing in the choir. “Today we and Brazil sing this song to you,” he wrote.
RBD show on Thursday (16th).
Singer Anahi showed that Thursday night (16) was not good. In a publication in Al-Qasas newspaper, this morning, Thursday (16), it published a picture of a thermometer reading 38.6 degrees and revealed that he was feeling pain in his body.
“I had the worst night. My bones hurt. I don’t know what’s happening. I think it’s not Covid, I recently had it for the fifth time. Anahi and RBD have already done four shows in Brazil, two in Rio and two in São Paulo. Today the group has a show Last scheduled in the capital, Sao Paulo.
On Sunday (12), another member of the group, Dulce Maria, also said on Instagram that she is feeling unwell, but despite this she will do her best and will perform on the same day.
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