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Overview
- The singer announced Monday that he canceled upcoming shows after being hospitalized with a severe bacterial laryngitis.
- His team told O Globo he will stay off professional duties at least until Sunday as he remains under medical observation.
- The production has not released a new timetable for discharge, return to the stage, rescheduling, or ticket refunds.
- Dates listed on his tour include Belo Horizonte on June 7, Rio de Janeiro on June 20, Recife on June 27, and Manaus on July 17, with guidance to follow as his recovery progresses.
- Bacterial laryngitis inflames the vocal cords and can restrict breathing in severe cases, so treatment typically includes antibiotics, anti‑inflammatories, strict vocal rest, hydration, and hospital monitoring, which is especially important for singers.