Did Romeo Santos die after his reported hospitalization?
The King of Bachata set the record straight all at once after rumors that he was hospitalized after a heart attack dominated the internet. Some sites alleged he died afterward.
Romeo Santos Is Alive and Well
Following the buzz, Santos took to X to address the rumors and confirmed he knew who started the talks.
"You don't have the power to hurt me, much less the wisdom to do me wrong," he said in his statement on Sunday, March 31, as translated by Billboard. "If you think that they are going to return the concert tickets because of this fake news, then you are more dumb than what I thought. If you're still thinking of ways to destroy me, then you might end up having a cardiac arrest."
Usted no tiene el poder, ni mucho menos la sabiduría, para hacerme daño.
— Romeo Santos (@RomeoSantosPage) April 1, 2024
Si piensa que van a devolver los boletos de la gira por esta falsa noticia, pues es aún más BRUTO de lo que pensé 🤦🏻♂️
Si continua pensando tanto en como destruirme, puede ser que a usted le de un paro…
The rumors about the "El Pañuelo" singer's health started when Spanish-language outlets reported that he suffered a cardiac arrest while working out.
Santos and his representatives have not released a new statement regarding the false reports. However, it is safe to say that the buzz will not affect his tour with Aventura.
Romeo Santos Will Tour Soon
The health and death hoaxes surfaced before his scheduled Cerrando Circlos 2024 Tour with Aventura.
The 35-date trek, produced by CMN Events, will start in Sacramento on May 1 and end in Hidalgo, Tex., on August 3.
"I want you to join me on a journey where I will be definitively closing cycles," Santos wrote in a statement. "Because it is not the same to remember beautiful times as it is to be a prisoner of the past. We cannot [be] stagnate in the nostalgia of yesterday, but rather move forward, discover new horizons, and show other facets."
See the first set of dates and venues below -
May 1 - Sacramento, Calif.
May 2 - San Jose, Calif.
May 4 - Los Angeles, Calif.
May 8 - Ontario, Canada
May 9 - Glendale, Ariz.
May 11 - Houston, Texas
May 12 - Houston, Texas
May 15 - Charlotte, N.C.
May 16 - Charlotte, N.C.
May 18 - Milwaukee, Wis.
May 19 - Chicago, Ill.
May 20 - Chicago, Ill.
May 22 - New York, N.Y.
May 23 - New York, N.Y.
May 25 - Washington DC
May 26 - Washington DC
May 27 - Hartford, Conn.
May 30 - Brooklyn, N.Y.
May 31 - Reading, Pa.
June 2 - Newark, N.J.
June 3 - Newark, N.J.
June 4 - Newark, N.J.
June 5 - Belmont Park, N.Y.
June 7 - Toronto, Canada
June 8 - Montreal, Canada
June 11 - Belmont Park, N.Y.
June 12 - Washington D.C.
June 14 - Orlando, Fla.
June 15 - Orlando, Fla.
June 16 - Atlanta, Ga.
June 17 - Altanta, Ga.
June 19 - San Antonio, Texas
June 21 - Dallas, Texas
June 22 - Dallas, Texas
June 25 - Miami, Fla.
June 26 - Miami, Fla.
June 28 - Nashville, Tenn.
June 30, Denver, Colo.
July 3 - Boston, Mass.
July 5 - Boston, Mass.
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