The most recent sighting of the singer Ana Barbara during her arrival in Mexico City generated great concern, as she did so in a wheelchair. This fact quickly caused a stir and unleashed a wave of questions from the press that was awaiting her statements. What did she say? Here we tell you.

Just a few days before the release of her new single in collaboration with Estibaliz Badiola, "Now you call yourself ex," the regional Mexican singer confirmed that she is on "forced" rest after suffering an injury that will prevent her from walking for the next few days.

"I had a small accident, but I'm fine, sorry. I'm fine, don't worry," she revealed to the media. “I had a little accident (…) I hurt the little toe on my left foot, but I'm fine,” she added when asked about the injury.

It was this incident and a medical appointment that prompted her visit to the country of her birth: "I have an appointment with the doctor. I'm going to check my foot and I'll let you know, I swear, I'm going to put it on social media," she promised.

In addition to speaking out about her health, Ana Barbara spoke about the controversy surrounding the Aguilar family and urged the public to stop feeding the narrative of hate against the members of this dynasty.

“Out of solidarity with a family that I love so much, please calm down, now! My soul hurts, please, these are people who have worked their whole lives, why do I emphasize that, because I've had it rough and it's not fair,” she said, referring to her own controversies.

And the thing is that We cannot forget that in recent months she has been involved in back and forth due to the media dispute she has experienced with her family: "I am working with my children and my husband, because it has also rained on us and precisely for that reason, because suddenly one has family members who are not well, who have emotional problems and they have to be taken care of," she added.

To conclude, Ana Barbara stated that:“We all have differences and when the people you love deeply are defending the indefensible and are also inventing things for whatever they feel in their souls, it is very unfortunate and sad (…) Although we may see ourselves as artists and strong on stage, many times we are victims of the people we love.”