Coti Sorokin worries his fans: he suspended shows due to health issues

Coti Sorokin sparked concern among his followers after sharing a message on social media about his health condition. Shortly after separating from Candelaria Tinelli after just one year of marriage, the singer made headlines again and through his Instagram stories, he explained that he was experiencing a severe case of sciatica.

"I've been dealing with a super acute case of sciatica for a few days that's making it difficult to keep up with travel and schedule commitments," the musician detailed. He also clarified that he had tried not to cancel anything but acknowledged that he probably wouldn't have another option.

In his first post, the singer reassured everyone by stating that he was fine and undergoing all the necessary tests and treatments. He also promised to keep his fans updated on the progress of his condition.

Coti suspended all his commitments: what will happen with his shows

Following the impact of his announcement, Sorokin issued an official statement confirming that he had to postpone all his work commitments and planned trips. "I have all the tests ready and the treatment and recovery plan underway," he assured.

Coti took the opportunity to thank everyone for their kind messages and understanding from those who would be affected by his break. "I hope this pause ends soon," he expressed.

The singer regretted not being able to perform on "La Peña de Morfi," a show where he planned to perform with his band. He also informed that he had to cancel his trip to Spain, where he was going to participate in a television program that particularly excited him.

One of the greatest disappointments was having to reschedule the concert planned on La Isla de La Palma, in the Canary Islands, which was already sold out. Coti dedicated a special message of gratitude to the people of Cadena Dial, the event's organizer.

Finally, Sorokin promised to return stronger: "I'm going to take care of myself for a few days to come back better and stronger. We'll make up for it soon," the artist concluded, leaving a message of hope for his followers.