Compadre Washingtonone of the singers in the group É o Tchan, was taken to hospital in Salvador, Bahia, in the early hours of Friday the 29th.
According to the medical bulletin published on the group’s social media sites, the singer was hospitalized due to abdominal pain.
The bulletin says that the singer's condition is “clinically stable and he underwent tests, the results of which indicate that he suffers from acute appendicitis.” He is still undergoing “surgical programming” and there are no expectations that he will be released from the hospital.
In another statement, also posted on the group's social networks, É o Tchan informed that the group will fulfill its show schedule and that Beto Jamaica He will be in charge of the presentations until Compadre recovers.
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Cara de Urso Produções, which manages the É O Tchan group's career, announces that it will fulfill its entire schedule of commitments as scheduled, while respecting its fans and contractors.
Singer Beto Jamaica will be in charge of the shows until Compadre fully recovers.
Comrade Washington was admitted this morning to the emergency room at Materdi Hospital, and underwent a laparoscopic appendectomy, uneventfully, with a diagnosis of acute appendicitis in the initial stage. The medical team and Cara de Urso Produções will closely monitor your progress, and as soon as there are new updates, we will announce them officially.
In July this year, the artist spent eight days in hospital after feeling ill while performing at the head of an electric trio in the city of São Sebastião do Pas, about 66 km from the capital of Bahia. The cause of the discomfort was a hypertensive crisis.
Source: Redacao Terra
