Miguel Bosé has been talking for several months about the health problems he has had for years and that have caused him, among other things, the loss of his voice. A serious situation for which the artist, 67 years old, has consulted with numerous specialists, hoping to find the cause.
Eight years of blindfolding until he finally discovered that it could all have to do with a car accident he suffered in 1999. Since then, the singer has been undergoing rehabilitation to strengthen his back, in order to be able to undergo to a delicate surgery, which it has been learned that he has just undergone in Barcelona.
According to Semana magazine, the artist has undergone surgery to solve his back problems - as he himself confirmed, a severe herniated disc - in a prestigious clinic in Barcelona. This intervention involved hospitalization and recovery, so the singer has had to take a break from all of his professional commitments. Among others, the promotion of his book, Secret Stories of My Best Songs; or the series Bosé, which has just premiered openly on Telecinco.
A surgery with which the singer hopes to also improve his increasingly evident mobility, affected by that fateful traffic accident at the end of the 90s, in which several vertebrae were crushed. A trauma that has caused him intense pain and numbness all these years, also very seriously affecting his emotional state. After consulting with his doctors, he considered that the time had come to remedy it.
The intervention has been a success and now he has to rest to recover and continue with his rehabilitation exercises, in order to recover his voice. In addition to his back training, Bosé attends guided sessions with a speech therapist.
"At last the activity is returning. I have the intention of recording and singing again. The speech therapist tells me that these years I have 'swallowed' my voice and that I have to put it in its place to return to my full faculties," he said a few years ago. days to Carlos Sobera in the special El musical de tu vida dedicated to his musical career, establishing the approximate time frame for a full recovery. "Next year, September, I start touring," he added, very happy.
