The actor José Luis Gil, stable and recovering from a cerebral infarction that kept him admitted to the hospital for 22 days

Actor José Luis Gil is stable and recovering at home after suffering an acute left hemispheric ischemic stroke, a cerebral infarction, last November and for which He was admitted to the Hospital Nuestra Señora del Rosario for 22 days.

The Mediaset chain has made a statement at the request of Gil’s family (Zaragoza, 1957), known for his role as Enrique Pastor in ‘La que se avecina’ and Juan Cuesta in ‘Here there is no one who lives’, as well as his long trajectory in the world of dubbing, in which he appreciates “the professionalism and human quality carried out by the entire team of the Madrid clinic in their intervention and admission.”

Likewise, Mediaset has notified that the doctors and relatives of the Zaragoza native trust that the rehabilitation, time, advice and support will help the interpreter to recover quickly and fully. “A key period begins, of work and effort, in which tranquility is very important,” they point out.

It has not taken long to spread the word of the news, so the expressions of affection, both on the part of his followers and his colleagues, have flooded the different social networks. The creators of ‘La que se avecina’ have been among the first to pronounce themselves: “We have been working together for 18 years and we have at least as many left. I love you, beautiful,” wrote the screenwriter and director Alberto Caballero through Twitter.

“Now let’s give reed to rehabilitation because without you all this makes less sense. We have gotten used to having you practically every day in our lives and we need it to continue like that. We love you JL” he wrote minutes later, also through the social network , Laura Caballero, director of ‘La que se avecina’. “Don’t touch me, José Luis, in 2021 … don’t even think about doing anything to him,” pointed out one of the hundreds of followers who send “strength and encouragement” to the actor.