Trino Mora no canta y es noticia

Arturo Mora, brother of singer Trino Mora, denied that the "Libera tu mente" singer is kidnapped or hospitalized against his will in a nursing home located in the Baruta municipality. "He has been there for two years, after suffering five minor strokes, in a mixed residence: he spends part time there and another at my house. By medical prescription, to guarantee his recovery, visitors are prohibited." In 2017, Mora's homeless situation (he slept in a vehicle) became public. After breaking up with his partner, he sank into a depression, which led him to use drugs and alcohol. Following this, Frank Fiore, director of the Rolling Band, which accompanied the singer for years in his live concerts, arranged "everything related to his recovery when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and his brother never showed up. Likewise, through Paul Gillman, we were able to get him an apartment in Fuerte Tiuna." However, his depressive episode continued, and according to his brother Arturo, "this forced me to take him to the institution, where he is not forced or against his will. Much less kidnapped, a term that I find very serious because it compromises the integrity of the private institution, as well as its doctors and nursing staff," he said. The issue returned to the forefront in April, when a photograph circulated on the day Mora turned 76. On Saturday, May 11, a group of Trino's friends approached the institution asking to see the singer. In addition to Fiore, Iliana Capriles, director of Los Melódicos, and Hely Orsini, a member of Los Cañoneros, were also present. When the staff refused to let them in on Arturo's instructions, "they tried to force their way in, endangering the peace and health of the other patients," she added. However, Fiore denied any such behavior. "I had the opportunity to visit Trino there last year, and I can attest that it is an institution with great human quality, with facilities in very good condition. We went because we wanted to see him. Or, at least, see his medical report to learn about his condition. We never showed hostility. His son, Marco Trino, contacted me because he heard about the situation and wants to help his father," she stated. On Monday, Mora recorded a video of the singer, who said he was there "being well cared for, recovering, and waiting to return soon with my album Plenilunio and the Christmas album." Nursing home managers Gladys Sifuentes, general manager, and José Ragazzi, medical director, said that Trino Mora's health "is progressing favorably according to his treatment." "We are working on his full recovery. This treatment is proceeding slowly, but also steadily. When Trino is ready, he will return to the stage. They say they are concerned about his health, but if that's the case, why do they have to bring up personal issues? Trino is a public figure, but his health is private." #TrinoMora #Singer #Nursing Connect with HispanoPost: Subscribe to the HispanoPost YouTube channel to stay up to date with new programs every week:    / hispanopost   Like us on Facebook:   / hispanopost   Follow us on Twitter for more news, information, and features:   / hispanopost