Urban music singer Farruko recently shared with his followers on social media platforms an incident that resulted in an injury to his knees.
Accompanying a photograph that showed his bloody knees, the artist conveyed a message of encouragement and resilience to his followers.
“After old age, falls and skinned knees are for everyone. Shake yourself, cry if you have to cry, and move on because nothing happened,” the interpreter expressed on his Instagram account.
In addition to sharing this experience, Farruko previously highlighted his recent achievements, such as the launch of his new business project aimed at fans of the artist and motorcycle enthusiasts. He also anticipated an upcoming album and tour for 2024.
The creator of Nazareno, immersed in his business initiative Carbon Armor Scooter, a line of exclusive limited edition scooters in collaboration with the motorcycle brand Maxuma, showed another image in which he is seen receiving treatment for his injuries, although he did not detail how the fall that caused them occurred.
Immediately, colleagues in the musical genre and followers began to leave comments in a joking tone and offering remedies for knee injuries, from the application of hydrogen peroxide or iodine to the suggestion of salt water or a mixture of salt and lemon.
“I feel like I’m 12 years old and mommy is still scolding me,” Farruko expressed in another post on her Instagram account.
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