It was revealed how María Becerra's health is progressing days after being discharged.

After being discharged following her stay in intensive care due to an ectopic pregnancy, María Becerra continues to recover in the company of her family. The 24-year-old artist, known as "La Nena de Argentina," experienced a critical health situation that put her life at risk and moved both her followers and her closest circle.

In recent hours, her brother Juan Manuel Becerra spoke publicly about the singer's current condition. In a conversation with the streaming channel Somoslovest, the young man reassured by stating that María "is much better" and has already begun to resume certain daily routines. "Fortunately, yesterday they gathered for Labor Day with the family. So she's, let's say, returning to her normal life", he said.

Although her physical recovery is favorable, Juan Manuel acknowledged that the emotional process will be more complex. "Obviously, it will be hard for her to recover because it's something very tough, not only for her but for anyone. Losing a pregnancy involves a deep mourning, even more so when her life was at risk", he explained. He added: "The hopes one has... It's difficult to leave all that behind."

Despite the difficult episode, the artist seems to be going through a phase of reflection and gratitude. "Luckily, it was just a scare. She is happy that it didn't escalate and, in a way, also grateful. Sometimes, after something like this, one starts to see things differently", reflected the singer's younger brother.

Meanwhile, Juan Manuel took the opportunity to criticize the misinformation that circulated on social media during his sister's hospitalization.  "I received news that she had passed away. Certain things are played with that aren't good. Since there was no official statement, many family members were worried. They sent us messages fearing the worst", he recounted, very upset.

Additionally, he clarified that the posts on María's official account were made by her team, as she has not yet resumed managing her personal networks to recover psychologically from what she experienced.