Isabel Pantoja is already in Cantora after spending a whole week in Córdoba undergoing numerous medical checkups. The tonadillera, who is willing to face this year with a very positive attitude, wanted to control all of her health problems and put a stop to them once and for all.
Something that is due, in large part, to the fact that he wants to give his best in his next concerts. "This morning they saw the singer leaving the ophthalmology clinic where she is undergoing various treatments. And then she went to her friend Mariló's house," they said on the first day they saw the singer in the city.
Now, Antonio Rossi has revealed in the program Let's see that on the last day he stayed in Córdoba he suffered an unexpected mishap that took him to the emergency room. "On Friday night he started to feel unwell and on Saturday morning they went to the emergency room at a hospital," he began to relate.
"From what they tell me, in addition, they were very careful not to alert even the press colleagues who were standing guard at the door, and they did not realize that they left and came back in," he added. Something that surprised everyone, since he managed to avoid the reporters.
After this, Rossi stated that he is fine and that that same afternoon he left for Cantora. "But it is true that at a certain point they saw fit to go to the emergency room so that his return would be as calm as possible," he stated.
With this, Isabel Pantoja intended to be in the best possible shape for her concert in Seville on April 13. And if there was one thing she didn't want, it was for this problem to get worse while she was "in the middle of the field" and "without medical control."
And although nothing is known about this medical issue, it is something that has "been dragging on" for a long time. "They realized what was happening and preferred to stop it so it wouldn't get worse," Antonio Rossi concluded.
Isabel Pantoja's health problems are well known. From her infection in her left eye, which kept him out of action for a while, to her diabetes, "which can be 90% emotional." "She's not alarming either, she's a 70-year-old lady who has ailments and has to take care of them," the journalist said a few days ago on the Telecinco morning show where she works.
