Music legend Ramón Ayala took to social media on Monday to reassure fans that he is well and plans to continue performing one day after fainting on stage at Border Fest on April 3.
Ayala, known as “El Rey del Accordeon,” said in Spanish, “I want to send you a message because yesterday I was performing here in my city of Hidalgo, Texas in which I had a small problem that I dropped pressure and all this and because I was going to tell you don’t worry, everything is fine, everything very well in health and so we are waiting for the next performance that we have and tell the public that there is still a lot of Ramon Ayala forever.”
The accordionist fainted during a performance of his hit “Que me lleve el diablo,” (Let the Devil Take Me) in the Rio Grande Valley on Sunday, causing anguish and uncertainty among the fans attending the show, Latin Groove News reports.
Subscribe to Tejano Nation on YouTube
According to a video of the incident, he regained consciousness and, still breathless and shaky, the 76-year-old music icon explained that he had recently had surgery because of a 90% occluded vein.
Ayala is scheduled to perform this week at Tejano Explosion in San Antonio, Texas on Sunday, April 10.
Follow Tejano Nation on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to keep up with everything Tejano. Listen to new Tejano music first with our Spotify playlists and iHeartRadio podcast.
Second Lawsuit Filed Against Ramón Ayala y Sus Bravos del Norte Amid Expanding Sexual Assault Allegations
Hidalgo County suit alleges repeated workplace harassment and sexual assault by Ramón Ayala Jr.; attorney Tony Buzbee calls claims “most egregious” he has seen
Latin Express Keyboardist Mariza Saenz Olmos to Be Honored at Tejano Legends Houston Women in Tejano Music Industry Event
Veteran musician reflects on career milestone as she shares the spotlight with her mother at February 22 celebration in Houston
Jesse Turner Opens Up About Grief, New Music, and the ‘Recuerdos Tour’ Ahead of Tonight’s Dallas Show
Siggno frontman reflects on his mother’s passing, a powerful new album, and a collaboration era with Grupo La Firma and Grupo Sólido before taking the stage at Rodeo West
Discover more from Tejano Nation
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
Tejano Nation 
0 comments on “Ramón Ayala reassures fans a day after fainting on stage during performance”