After his brutal accident, Maxi Trusso was operated on and discharged.

Last Thursday,  Maxi Trusso experienced an unexpected moment during a show at Niceto Club that led directly to his hospitalization. While he was in the middle of the concert, the singer decided to jump off the stage intending to get closer to his audience. However, the jump didn't go as expected, and he ended up fracturing his femur and hip, which required prompt medical intervention at Hospital Rivadavia.

Despite the seriousness of the situation, the singer didn't lose his positive attitude. From his home, where he continues his recovery, Trusso shared his thoughts in an interview with  Marcelo Bonelli on Radio Mitre.  "I'm in a good mood, it's important to me", the artist began, highlighting the life lesson he had drawn from his accident.  "It's like a new beginning", he reflected.

The jump on stage, although now remembered with pain, wasn't new for Maxi.  "I had done it once before, I was full of euphoria and joy. I wanted to hug everyone", he recounted, explaining that his intention was simply to connect more deeply with his audience. However, the audience's reaction wasn't as expected, and his fall ended with the accident that changed his plans.

During the days following the operation, he described a process of emotional and physical adaptation. "I was very sore on Friday, but it was the beginning of a transition", he recounted. It was his first major operation, and although it was an unprecedented experience, the singer remained focused on seeing the positive side of what happened. "I try to find the learning", he said, emphasizing that every experience, no matter how hard, can be an opportunity to improve.

Despite the challenges, the singer remains motivated about his return to the stage. Although he doesn't have a set date yet, Trusso expressed his desire to return soon, "to motivate the fans". "I fantasize about a return full of peace and happiness", he stated, reaffirming his focus on genuine connection with his audience.

According to his manager,  Mariano Israelit, Maxi was discharged on Monday night and will continue his rehabilitation at home to avoid possible hospital infections.