Tuesday, January 14, 2025

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Flaco JimΓ©nez 

SAN ANTONIO, TX — Music legend Flaco JimΓ©nez has been hospitalized, according to the legendary musician’s official Facebook page:

Flaco is currently in the hospital facing a medical hurdle—in good spirits but trying to get better. Rest assured, he’s in good hands and on the road to recovery. While this was a private family matter, word has gotten out, and we wanted to confirm the hospitalization. . . . Thank you all for your love, support and understanding during this time.”

Another conjunto legend, Linda Escobar, shared the news on social media, saying, “We kindly request your prayers for our dear friend and legendary Flaco JimΓ©nez, who has been admitted to the hospital with what we pray is a minor health concern. May the Lord bestow His healing blessings upon Flaco.”

Flaco JimΓ©nez’s beloved accordion was recently added to the permanent collection at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, in December. The 85-year-old musician was also awarded the prestigious National Medal of Arts by President Joe Biden in October.

Leonardo “Flaco” JimΓ©nez, a legendary accordionist whose career spans over six decades, was born in San Antonio, Flaco has collaborated with a diverse range of artists from the Rolling Stones to Dwight Yoakam, bringing the sounds of Tejano music to a global audience while earning six Grammy Awards.

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