David Broncano tells what happened to Raphael during the recording of ‘La Revuelta’: “He was disoriented”

New information about the incident that the singer from Linares suffered last Tuesday during the recording of The Revolt. On this occasion, it was David Broncano himself, presenter of the space, who was in charge of recounting what happened while he was interviewing the 81-year-old artist: “He had a bad time, he felt a little out of place and they took him away. Well, he walked out, we already said it online.”

The comedian did not want to give too many details nor did he allude to the difficulty in speaking that alarmed the team to the point of calling the emergency services: “He was disoriented, it was a bit difficult for him… When he left here he asked ‘But am I not going to sing?’ “It’s true that he was a little unwell.”

Broncano revealed that he had spoken moments before with Raphael’s family and the news was good: “They have done many tests on him, they have taken him to the plant and he is fine”. And he commented: “Yesterday I saw in a lot of places that said he had suffered a heart attack, a stroke… I don’t know where they got that from.”

Finally, the presenter has sent his best wishes for recovery and has assured that they will receive him again when he is recovered: “We will bring him again, for now we send him a hug and a huge kiss. Cheer up!”

Medical announcement

Late this Wednesday afternoon, the San Carlos Clinical Hospital where Raphael was urgently admitted issued a statement to report on the singer’s condition and evolution. The medical team had ruled out a stroke and announced that the artist had been transferred to the 12 de Octubre Hospital at his own request and that of his family.

“The patient Miguel Rafael Martos Sánchez was transferred last night to the San Carlos Clinical Hospital as a result of a problem detected in his speech, compatible with a possible stroke. After the first hours and after carrying out the urgent neurological study, he was He has ruled out stroke as the cause of his hospital admission. However, more tests will be necessary to determine the origin of the neurological process he presents, at the request of the patient and his family, he will be transferred to the 12 de Octubre University Hospital. his history of the transplant that he underwent at the aforementioned center and for the continued medical follow-up that he will carry out at said hospital.