Overview
- The 85-year-old singer underwent a planned videolaparoscopic cholecystectomy and left Hospital Copa Star after a short stay in stable condition.
- Surgeon Raul Cutait traveled from São Paulo to perform the procedure, which lasted about 1.5–2 hours according to hospital reports.
- Roberto Carlos's team emphasized the operation was scheduled, not an emergency, and they say his recovery is expected to be quick and not affect commitments.
- Videolaparoscopy uses small abdominal incisions and a camera to remove the gallbladder, which usually means less pain and faster discharge but requires extra preoperative caution for older patients with other health issues.
- The artist's official statement, signed by assessors Mauricio Aires and Rogério Alves, thanked supporters and confirmed shows beginning August 15 at Quali Stage in Barra da Tijuca remain on the calendar.