Hector Acosta played the most important tune of his life.
The bell of the hospital where he had been receiving treatment for five months rang, a sign that he was cancer free. And he wept for joy, not sorrow.
“Today is a very special day. “It's been 5 months of learning, many mixed feelings, meeting people who are dedicated, humble and healthy, nurses, doctors, people who are dedicated to their work,” he said. , in a video posted on their social networks.
Acosta was diagnosed with type 3 nasopharyngeal cancer on the right side of his neck, for which he was treated at Baptist Hospital in downtown Miami.
The famous musician and politician celebrated the moment by thanking the nation for praying for him, the doctors who treated him and the staff who made his life so much easier during this time.
At his celebration, he had a moment to encourage those affected by the disease:
“I want to tell people who are suffering from this type of disease not to see it as a disease, cancer is not a disease, it is a message. That's how I saw it at that time…”, he said.
He said that he would take life at least one day and try to reconnect his mind and body with the reality of life. “We only have one life and we have to protect it, start knowing that we only have one life. “Love ourselves more every day, love our environment and what we do,” he said.
Acosta Monsenor is the senator for the province of Nouvelle, a position he was re-elected for another 4 years in the May 19 elections.
Yesterday, he was the only senator in the group who did not attend the program organized by the Central Election Commission when the election certificate was issued.
“El Torito” as Hector Elpidio Acosta Restituo was born on May 23, 1967 in his beloved “City of Bonao”.
Hector Acosta's career began in the 1990s when he joined the band Los Toros, which eventually became one of the most popular merengue groups in the Dominican Republic. During his time with the band Los Toros, Acosta became the lead singer and helped the group gain international fame.
He is an accomplished merengue and bachata singer.
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