On August 7, the singer surprised his fans with a photo of himself in a hospital bed and with the description: “It was time to rest”, accompanied by two emojis.
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Although he does not give further details of what forced him to enter the clinic, Rivera continued with a nice message for his followers.
This was the message that Rivera posted on his social network:
“I never thought in my life that I would have to go through a stage as challenging and difficult to understand as the one I am going through ❤️???, THANK GOD I finally returned home?, I missed her so much and my furry ones ? too ?.
“I have always liked to give an explanation to everything through reason and not being able to understand very well what is happening to me has been something that frustrates me, but God, my family and you have always been there to give everything an explanation that It goes beyond any understanding. Every day that passes I am grateful for the challenge I face, because what I have learned is wonderful and invaluable, some have left, others have shown to be there more than ever, also many negative habits have been replaced by new ones. many best.
“I have been understanding that I am not my profession, I am not only an artist and now, today I understand that if my voice were to end tomorrow, I still have my soul, my being and heart, to be a great human being, which is what is really important and what What else do I aspire to be?
“I just want to do what I love with love, without pressure and never forget who I am.
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“Thank you to all those who have written me messages full of affection and empathy with love and understanding. I love you, I send you a lot of love and strength for any difficulty you are going through. We are designed to adapt, to face challenges, problems and get out from there victorious to receive new opportunities, levels of success and happiness”, says the artist.
