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Singer Rosalia quits Milan concert with food poisoning
Spanish singer Rosalia was forced to interrupt a concert in Italy half way through due to food poisoning, according to fan footage posted on social media.
The 33-year-old Grammy-winning singer was performing at the Unipol Forum in Milan on Wednesday, when she stopped to tell the crowds she was feeling unwell.
"I've tried to do this show. Since the beginning I've been sick. I've had big time food poisoning," she said in English in a video posted on X.
"I've tried to push it until the end, but I'm feeling extremely sick. I'm puking out there. I really want to give the best show, and I'm like in (on) the floor," she said.
After saying she would try to carry on if physically possible, a sad-looking Rosalia eventually blew a kiss to the crowds and -- with a hand on her stomach -- walked off stage.
Rosalia, hailed for her genre-defying versatility, was in Milan as part of a tour which began in France earlier this month and will end in Puerto Rico in September.
The singer, who won best international artist at the Brit Awards this month, has earned widespread praise for her fourth album "Lux".
The sweeping, spiritual work, released at the end of last year, marks a departure from her previous flamenco and R&B rhythms.
The album features lyrics sung in 13 languages including German, English and Sicilian in addition to her native Spanish.
H.Portela--PC