Legend guitarist Carlos Santana was forced to postpone several concert dates after being positive for COVID-19, said his agent on Wednesday, April 23.
The 77 -year -old musician had been discharged on Tuesday afternoon during the rehearsals of his planned concert that night in San Antonio, Texas. They had taken him to the hospital and his manager announced the postponement of this program, evoking “dehydration.”
In a new press release published on Wednesday on Facebook on Wednesday, Michael Vrionis adds that the guitarist has been positive for COVID-19 and that Wednesday’s concert has also postponed to an indefinite date.
Carlos Santana “is going well and will return to his American tour this Friday in Thakeville,” in Oklahoma, he added.
The new dates of the concerts that had to be postponed will be established shortly, underline.
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Carlos Santana, considered one of the best guitarists of all time, was promoted towards glory by offering a notable performance to Woodstock in 1969.
Songs like Hey how it goes, Black Magic Woman AND Evil roads They have become tubes, while the Mexican-American musician had just reached twenty. Santana collected several Grammys for its unique mixture of rhythm of rock, jazz, blue and Afro-Caribbean rhythms.
This is not the first time that health problems force him to review his schedule. After an autumn last January, during which he broke a finger, the guitarist had to postpone a residence in Las Vegas. In 2022, he was fainted during a concert in Michiganalready by dehydration. Finally, the operations, one for the heart and the other for the back, forced him to cancel concerts in 2021 and last August.
Source: BFM TV
