Legendary Greek singer Marinella is hospitalized in critical but stable condition after suffering a stroke onstage at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus. Doctors remain hopeful as the beloved performer shows signs of improvement after the first 24 hours.
The renowned Greek singer Marinella has been hospitalized in a critical yet stable condition following a stroke she suffered on stage at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus yesterday evening.
The renowned performer has surpassed the initial 24 hours of hospitalization. Medical professionals are diligently working towards her recovery following a significant brain hemorrhage. Current reports show an enhancement in her vital signs, yet the forthcoming 48 hours are critical as physicians endeavor to stabilize her condition.
The latest medical bulletin, issued Thursday afternoon, stated:
"Ms. Kyriaki Papadopoulou (Marinella) is hospitalized in the ICU of YGEIA Hospital due to extensive intracerebral hemorrhage. She remains clinically stable. Her condition is critical.
Attending Physicians
Ilias K. Politakis
Ilias Andrianakis
Konstantinos Spengos.
Marinella: Daughter and Granddaughter by Her Side
Journalist Anna Litina reported on Star's central news bulletin that the legendary singer has opened her eyes and is responsive to her environment. However, her health condition remains serious, with the next 48 hours being critical, according to her doctors. Currently, no visitors are permitted, not even her beloved daughter, who has remained at the hospital. Her granddaughter was present last night, and her grandson is returning from overseas. Sources close to the singer have reported that an ambulance was dispatched immediately. Still, its arrival at Marinella was delayed due to traffic on Rovertou Galli, preventing access to the theatre.
News of the stroke sent shockwaves through the artistic community. Many artists took to social media to express their wishes for a speedy recovery.
"A voice that stood out, soared, endured, and still can! We all wish for you to overcome this and return," wrote Anna Vissi.
Sofia Vossou shared a heartfelt message: "My God, our point of reference, my soul, unique, get well soon, God be with you, my love," she wrote.
Christos Dantis expressed his love and wishes for a speedy recovery: "My dear, indomitable! You who lifted singers from their chairs, illuminated and dressed them, taught them to express themselves with their entire body, get well soon and be upright and titanic as you always are! We love you! ♥️ #μαρινελλα #marinella," he shared.
"Speedy recovery, our beloved," wrote Natasha Bofiliou.
"Sometimes…. I think about how much I love you, and how much the whole world loves you! Get well soon 💐, You are in all our thoughts," wrote Kostas Karafotis, who also posted a video of them singing together.
Meanwhile, several artists expressed their well wishes through the media. "She always felt the love of the world and wanted to be worthy of it. She was an artist and a hard worker. I wish for her to recover. She always had a need to embrace the entire world. She is an exceptional person. She was an inspiration to all other artists and offered them advice. She was a magnificent yet humble lady," said Giannis Zouganelis.
Eleni Dimou expressed shock and emphasized that Marinella's well-being is paramount, noting that it's "selfish to ask for her return to singing."
"When we speak of Marinella, we speak of a legend," said Fotini Darra, adding her hope that the iconic singer will pull through.
While performing, the 86-year-old legendary performer collapsed onstage at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus last night.
According to reports, the grand dame of Greek music regained consciousness backstage with her physician by her side, providing immediate assistance.
She reportedly communicated with those around her but remained backstage for approximately an hour before being transported by ambulance at 10:20 PM.
At the hospital, a CT scan revealed a brain hemorrhage. Sources indicate that she had experienced a severe headache before the concert.
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