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Juana Tomasa Quiala Rojas, known as the "Queen of Repentism," is doing well receiving care at the Hermanos Ameijeiras Hospital in Havana and has "all her needs met," confirmed Cuban repentista Emiliano Sardiñas.
In a post on her Facebook profile, Sardiñas shared some improvised décimas —true to her style— along with a direct message to ease the concerns that have circulated on social media regarding the health status of the "Queen of Repentismo."
“Tomasita is in bed 5 of room A on the 21st floor of the Hermanos Ameijeiras hospital. With all her needs met, receiving the best medical care, and supported by her brothers in art and life,” wrote the improvisational poet.
Hospitalized after a heart attack in March
Tomasita was hospitalized after suffering a heart attack in March, and is awaiting a cardiac surgical intervention. Although there have been calls on social media to obtain medications such as Brotamint Sulfate in ampoules and Nadroparin or Enoxaparin subcutaneously, Sardiñas urged people not to succumb to alarmism.
"Please ignore all the things that are being published on social media," she said, reaffirming that the artist is not alone and is receiving the attention she deserves.
The "Queen of Spontaneous Verse in Cuba"
Born in Banes, Holguín, on December 29, 1961, Tomasita, who has frequently expressed her support for the Cuban government, trained at the Varona Suárez School for the Blind and stood out from a young age for her interpretation of décimas.
His professional career was at the Antonio María Romeu Provincial Music Center in Havana. Many remember his performances on television programs like Palmas y Cañas.
Her work led her to receive the National Community Culture Award and to forge a career that transcended borders, with performances in Spain, Portugal, Mexico, and Argentina.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Health Status of Tomasita Quiala and Her Medical Care in Cuba
What is the current status of Tomasita Quiala?
Tomasita Quiala is being well cared for at the Hermanos Ameijeiras Hospital in Havana, with all her needs met, according to poet Emiliano Sardiñas. She is awaiting heart surgery after suffering a heart attack in March.
What medications does Tomasita Quiala need?
To stabilize him, assistance has been requested to obtain Brotinamine Sulfate and Nadroparin or Enoxaparin, medications required for his treatment prior to the heart surgery.
What impact has Tomasita had on Cuban culture?
Tomasita Quiala, known as the "Queen of Repentismo," has been a central figure in the art of repentismo in Cuba. Her career has transcended borders with performances in various countries, and she has been honored with the National Prize for Community Culture. Her support for the Cuban regime has also been notable throughout her life.
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