The guitarist, 77, was then transported to a local medical facility. Santana’s manager, Michael Vrionis, posted the news on Facebook, citing that dehydration was the cause.

His manager, Michael Vrionis, initially said the 77-year-old Santana was suffering from dehydration in an email to The Associated Press, and later provided the update after the covid diagnosis ...

Carlos Santana is scheduled to return to the stage later this week after postponing two shows in Texas because of illness. After that show was postponed, Carlos’ manager, Michael Vrionis, issued ...

“Mr. Santana was at the venue preparing for tonight’s show when he experienced an event that was determined to be dehydration,” Santana manager Michael Vrionis said in a statement.

TMZ reported that Santana was discharged from the hospital and is recovering at a hotel. Michael Vrionis, Santana’s manager, released a statement saying the show would be postponed.

“Carlos experienced dehydration yesterday, and has since tested positive for Covid,” manager Michael Vrionis said. “I am happy to report that Carlos is doing well and will be back on his US ...

Michael Vrionis, manager, said, “As some of you are aware, we postponed last night’s show in San Antonio. Unfortunately, out of an abundance of caution, the decision was made to also postpone ...

Carlos Santana canceled his San Antonio concert on April 22, after dehydration caused him to be rushed to hospital. In a statement, Santana’s manager, Michael Vrionis, said that the musician was ...

Vrionis issued a further statement yesterday (April 23) postponing the second show “out of an abundance of caution”. He said: “I am happy to report that Carlos is doing well and will be back on his US ...

Carlos Santana postponed another Texas concert on Wednesday night after he was rushed to the hospital for a "medical emergency" in San Antonio the night before.

Carlos Santana's manager reveals the guitarist tested positive for COVID-19, a day after he musician was hospitalized in San Antonio for dehydration.

Santana was suffering from dehydration, according to a statement that Santana's manager Michael Vrionis provided to The Associated Press.