TENOR VILLAZON’S SURGERY A SUCCESS
Mexican opera singer ROLANDO VILLAZON is recovering well after undergoing a successful operation to remove a cyst from his vocal cords.
The tenor, 37, was forced to cancel his concert plans for 2009 after his doctors spotted the condition.
The diagnosis followed a series of vocal problems for Villazon in 2007, which forced him to take a break from his stage commitments.
But he is now back in training and is optimistic for the future.
He writes on his website, "I am very happy to tell you that my surgery went very well, and that everything looks even better than we could have hoped. I have begun the re-training process, and am in very good spirits.
"I can’t wait to sing for you again."
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