Luz Cecilia, Juanes’ sister who died after 27 years of being in a coma: the terrible secret of the Colombian singer who never let him be completely happy

Juanes It’s one of the singers most representative of the music Spanish-speaking pop, her fame reached its peak in the early 2000s.

However, this success has a story behind it, the same as the artist shared. It is about her sister Luz Cecilia, who died after having been in a coma for 27 years, in a vegetative state, reported the Terra web portal.

Juanes tells how his sister was left in a coma

In interview with Yordi Rosadothe interpreter of “I ask God” recalled how he went from the illusion of becoming an uncle to experiencing the pain that his sister did not wake up.

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Likewise, Juanes revealed the reason why his family he decided to keep his sister in that condition for all those years.

This event occurred in the mid-90s. His sister Luz Cecilia was in job of child bearinghowever, it was complicated by internal bleeding and in the hospital They didn’t have the right blood type.

It turns out that only Juanes and his older brother had that type of blood, but between the time they arrived at the hospital and went to donate the blood, 20 minutes passed and his sister had already lost a lot of blood.

As a result, Luz Cecilia was left in a vegetative state and, although her daughter Mariana was born well, she was no longer able to see her because that same day her mother went into a coma.

“She couldn’t even know her (her daughter) or anything anymore, during childbirth she went into a coma”, for six months, her sister Luz Cecilia remained in the hospital, but after this time she was transferred to the house of the mother of Juanes in Colombia.

Juanes’ sister was in a coma for 27 years in the care of her family

According to MSN, during the 27 years that she was in a coma, the young woman was in the care of her mother and one of her aunts. Juanes recounted that Luz Cecilia took good care of her, because in addition to the care of her mother and her aunt, she hired some nurses. “She was well cared for,” said the artist.

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In the interview, Yordi Rosado asked the singer if the family ever thought about the euthanasiabut the Colombian replied that his family never lost hope that Luz would wake up.

“Do that to your children,” Juanes says that this was his mother’s response when they alluded to the issue of euthanasia. ”It was never an option for my mom,” the singer said, because his mother also never lost faith. (AND)

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