L-Ganteis going through a delicate moment in his personal and professional life. According to his mother, Claudia Valenzuela, and his closest circle, Elián Valenzuela will put his musical career on hold due to a health issue that requires treatment and specialized medical attention.
In a conversation with Teleshow, Valenzuela was clear: "He needs time, treatment, strength, and faith," she expressed, highlighting the seriousness of the situation. Although she didn't provide specific details about the diagnosis, she did assure that from now on, an "intensive care" phase begins and that her son will suspend all his performances starting May 7th.
L-gante se aleja de los escenarios temporalmente
The news surprised fans, especially after a video went viral in which L-Gante appears arguing physically with his manager, Maxi "El Brother." Following this episode, his personal friend and part of his team, Luis Perdomo, spoke on the DDM program (América TV) and provided more details about the singer's situation.
"The show on May 7th at Niceto will be the last of this era. L-Gante is going to take some time to seriously address his health issues," Perdomo confirmed, suggesting that the break won't be brief.
When the host Mariana Fabbiani asked if it was a medical issue that hadn't been released yet, Perdomo didn't hesitate to respond: "Yes, it's a health problem that we found out about yesterday. After taking Wanda Nara to the channel, he went to a medical meeting. There they decided that an interdisciplinary team should treat him."
The treatment will include the supervision of a clinical doctor, a psychologist, a cardiologist, and a hematologist, which makes it clear that the situation is complex and requires attention in several areas.
Despite the uncertainty, his circle asked for respect and support for this new phase. For now, his followers will have to wait to see him on stage again while he focuses on recovering his health.
Although there is no official medical report, everything indicates that the artist is facing a serious problem that forces him to stop. In his own words, it's time to "address it, but seriously."
