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Eduardo Sosa Remains in Critical Condition with Little Sign of Improvement

Wednesday, February 12, 2025 by Alex Smith

Eduardo Sosa Remains in Critical Condition with Little Sign of Improvement
Cuban troubadour Eduardo Sosa - Image courtesy of © Facebook/Cuban Institute of Music

Cuban troubadour Eduardo Sosa continues to be hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit at the Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto General Teaching Hospital in Guantánamo. His condition remains critical, with his prognosis remaining uncertain. According to the latest medical report released on Tuesday and shared by the Cuban Institute of Music on Facebook, Sosa has shown no changes in his neurological state and remains on invasive mechanical ventilation.

The 52-year-old artist suffered a stroke on February 3rd, shortly after participating in the Guantánamo-Baracoa Theater Crusade. He received immediate attention from the neurosurgery team and underwent a surgical procedure on February 5th, which specialists deemed successful.

Family, friends, and fans continue to hold onto hope, sharing messages of support on social media. The news has sparked a wave of solidarity within Cuba's cultural scene, with numerous artists and admirers expressing their wishes for Sosa’s swift recovery.

Born in Santiago de Cuba, Sosa has been a prominent figure in contemporary trova music. His album "Allá voy" earned the Best Contemporary Song award at Cubadisco 2018, and in 2019, the music video for "La Bayamesa," which he performed alongside Annie Garcés and Luis Franco, was honored at the Lucas Awards for its visual excellence.

Throughout his career, Eduardo Sosa has participated in numerous significant festivals and cultural events, establishing himself as one of the most influential voices in current Cuban music. The Cuban public and artistic community are closely monitoring his progress, hopeful of seeing him return to the stage soon.

FAQs on Eduardo Sosa's Health Condition

What is Eduardo Sosa's current medical condition?

Eduardo Sosa is in critical condition in the ICU, with no changes in his neurological status and is on mechanical ventilation.

What caused Eduardo Sosa's hospitalization?

He suffered a stroke on February 3rd after participating in a cultural event and underwent surgery on February 5th.

How has the Cuban community responded to Sosa's health crisis?

There has been a significant outpouring of support and solidarity from both the public and artists, with many expressing hopes for his recovery.

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