Bologna, September 16, 2026 – Irony as the best medicine, once again. Vasco Rossi, a few hours ago, made his presence felt again on social media after the minor lumbar decompression surgery he underwent yesterday, September 15.
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To sweep away any alarmism and reassure millions of fans – after the very brief break from digital channels – it was the Komandante himself who took care of it, entrusting an Instagram story with the immediate report of how things went: “I am in the clinic to resolve a nasty back pain that required a minor surgical procedure – Vasco wrote – The operation was perfectly successful and I am already on my feet.” Explaining the situation with his usual straightforwardness, the rocker wanted to clarify immediately that there was no dramatic unexpected event: it was in fact a scheduled surgical operation planned long ago to put an end once and for all to a back problem.
The rocker is fine
The clinical picture is perfectly under control, the rocker is fine and already ready to look ahead. Blasco has in fact already taken the first steps walking through the corridors of the hospital and the medical schedule foresees discharge already by the end of the week.
A post-operative course that is proceeding on the best tracks, now leaving room only for the need for forced rest. But for a stage animal like him, used to packed stadiums, a ‘reckless life’, pure energy and frantic rhythms, ‘stopping at the pits’ is never easy.
“The worst thing is that I will get a bit bored”
And here emerges the most authentic trait of the singer, ready to lighten even these days of pause: “I will have to observe a few days of convalescence. The worst thing is that I will get a bit bored,” the rocker concluded. A single sentence that closes the circle and explains better than any medical bulletin the mood of the Komandante: the worst is over, the body responds and the only real enemy to defeat will be boredom before returning to push the accelerator.
