Jesulin of Ubrique He was admitted this Sunday to a hospital in Malaga after suffering a micro-infarction while he was in Rincón de la Victoria, where he was spending a few days with his wife, María José Campanario, according to the newspaper ‘La Razón’.
Campanario herself informed the aforementioned media that the microinfarction would have occurred after a stress process. “My husband is fine, we are in the hospital and they are keeping him under observation (…). We are trying to make him rest and that’s it. We don’t like to talk about health problems. It was a scare, but it’s nothing serious,” she adds.
His brother, Víctor Janeiro, claims to practice bullfighting in Cantabria. “I just heard the news and now I’m going to call to find out the situation, but they told me it was a little scare, don’t worry because it’s progressing well,” he says.
In 2017, Jesús Janeiro was already suffering from a arrhythmia during a bullfight in the Lanzahíta bullring (Ávila). Doctors certified that the right-hander “had a faster heart rate than normal.” “The most worrying thing is that it hasn’t gone away,” he insisted.
Later, in “Hello!”, he explained how he felt about this episode: “Suddenly I felt my neck and muscles completely rigid and I was suffocating.. Yet I arrived alone at the infirmary. I felt like my battery would be exhaustedas if they had disconnected me. “The moment I tried to make an unusual effort, my body did not respond.”
