This is how artists and the public react to the withdrawal of Enrique Bunbury from the stage

the spanish rocker Enrique Bunbury, who was leader of the band Heroes del Silencioannounced Monday that he will withdraw from the stage due to chronic throat and respiratory afflictions that cause “immense pain and suffering” during tours.

What does the Spanish rocker Bunbury have in his throat that takes him away from the stage

“I have made the decision, very thoughtful and conscious, to abandon my interpretive activity, in concerts and tours”, Bunbury, 54, said in a statement posted on social media.

Before the surprising announcement, some of his scene companions went to the networks to express their affection, admiration and solidarity towards the Spanish singer. One of them was the group Love of Lesbian, who thanked for the honor of working with him. “35 years on the stage of an artist who fills what he does with character and talent. It was a unique experience for us to do together The Southa human and sonorous example of the sensitivity of a myth”.

Another was the Spanish poet and singer Marwan. “So sad to read this. It must have been very difficult to make the decision. Much encouragement in everything that follows”, express.

Some lovers of rock in Spanish have described this news as sad. The announcer Alejandro Duque, wrote on his Twitter that hopefully it will be a see you later. “Some will celebrate it, others we appreciate the great legacy with his band and as a solo artist.”

“I was looking forward to you in Ecuador, it would be my first concert seeing you, what a pain! But the first thing is your health and well-being”said another user named Verónica Pauta,

Karla Zúñiga, one of the people who attended one of her last concerts said. “I saw you for the first time a week ago and I am really looking forward to seeing you again. I will follow you in this new stage of your life, whatever you do, I will never stop admiring you, what is good for you always comes first”, wrote.

The singer, who lives in Los Angeles (USA), clarified that he will comply with the concerts scheduled in the United States and Spain until Septemberbut these “will be the last ones I do”.

In the text, Bunbury gave his “sincere thanks” for having been able to offer more than 1,500 concerts as a singer for 35 years in Europe, Latin America, the United States and Japan.

Bunbury led Héroes del Silencio for a decade, a group that released four albums and became very popular in Europe and Latin America with songs like Between two lands or The right spark. (I)