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Isabel Pantoja's son suffers new stroke, remains in medical recovery
๐Ÿ‡ต๐Ÿ‡ฆ Panama /Health & Science

Isabel Pantoja's son suffers new stroke, remains in medical recovery

From TVN Panamรก · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • DJ and producer Kiko Rivera has suffered a second stroke, described as more severe than the first.
  • He was hospitalized in Seville and has since been moved from intensive care to a regular room.
  • Rivera attributed the stroke partly to constant media pressure and stress.

Spanish DJ and producer Kiko Rivera is recovering after suffering a second stroke, which he described as more intense than his previous one. The incident led to his emergency admission to the Hospital Sagrado Corazรณn in Seville.

After a period of close medical observation in the intensive care unit (ICU), Rivera's condition has improved, allowing his transfer to a standard hospital room. He is currently accompanied by close family and friends as he continues his recovery process.

I have suffered a stroke again, this time it was a little stronger. Probably the stress had a lot to do with it. I have been living under constant media pressure for too long, with my name present every day on televisions, social media, and headlines.

โ€” Kiko RiveraKiko Rivera explaining the circumstances and potential causes of his second stroke on social media.

Rivera, son of the famous singer Isabel Pantoja, shared his experience on social media, attributing the stroke in part to the constant stress and media pressure he has endured. "I have suffered a stroke again, this time it was a little stronger. Probably the stress had a lot to do with it. I have been living under constant media pressure for too long, with my name present every day on televisions, social media, and headlines," he stated.

Despite the seriousness of the event, Rivera expressed optimism about his recovery, noting that while some minor after-effects remain, he hopes they will disappear with time, rehabilitation, and effort. Medical specialists are also optimistic about his progress, viewing his move out of the ICU as a significant step toward potential discharge.

Fortunately, I am fine. There are some small after-effects that, God willing, with time, rehabilitation, and a lot of work, will eventually disappear.

โ€” Kiko RiveraRivera reassuring his followers about his recovery status and future outlook after his stroke.
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Originally published by TVN Panamรก in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.