Don Omar’s cancer may be in his kidneys – Metro Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Urban Index, William Omar Landrón, better known as Don Omar, announced this Tuesday that his cancer diagnosis will be kidney.

This information was confirmed by the artist himself in a conversation with Raúl de Molina about “El Gordo”, in “El Gordo Y la Flaca”.

This morning, the singer announced that his cancer treatment was successful and he is now entering recovery.

“I woke up today cancer free and I am grateful. Thank you for your well wishes, prayers and thousands of messages. My surgery was a complete success and now I have to recover,” Don Omar wrote on his social networks.

Immediately, several people in the entertainment industry wished him good health at this stage of his life.

Yesterday, Don Omar surprised his fans by publishing a post announcing that he is undergoing treatment for cancer.

“Today yes, but tomorrow I won’t have cancer. Good intentions will be met with good responses. Goodbye. #fuckcancer”, the urban advocate wrote in a post on the social network Instagram.

Don Omar is returning to the United States. It announced through its platform that it will hold new dates in several cities starting in August and September. These include Oakland and Sacramento, California. Cities such as Seattle, Washington, Portland, Oregon, Austin, Texas, Los Angeles, California. The tour will continue through the eastern United States until it ends at Belmont Park in New York.

So far, it has not been stated whether his performance will be altered due to the singer’s condition.

Message of Support for Don Omar

Just as he announced the news of his cancer diagnosis, multiple figures gave him well wishes when announcing the successful treatment.

Among them was city representative Tito El Bambino, who has known William and Omar Landrón since the beginning of their respective careers. “Come on, champions, God is good,” wrote Tito El Bambino.

Merengue singer Olga Tanñón commented: “Amen! Amen, my child! A new beginning for more miracles!”

Artists like Wisin, Nicky Jan and Trébol Clan brought good vibes to Don Omar.