Maxi Trusso jumped into the crowd of fans and fell horribly, but no one could see him as he carried on the set while he lay on a makeshift bed.
Maxi Trusso, an Argentine singer, injures himself after performing on stage.
When no-one caught him, a singer jumped into a crowd of fans and suffered horrifying injuries. Maxi Trusso had to pick himself up from the ground while attending a packed concert.
The 54-year-old was still performing live on stage and receiving medical attention throughout. At the Buenos Aires nightspot Niceto Club, Maxi, who was born in the UK in the 1990s and worked in the fashion sector, performed.
As doctors examined the Argentinian singer, who had been sat on a makeshift bed behind the stage, he continued to sing to fans through his microphone. Maxi shared video of his dramatic fall with his followers despite the embarrassing and agonizing stunt.
It depicted the moment Maxi ran into them and jumped into the air as fans screamed. Maxi’s attempt to crowd surf caught the attention of the fans, who didn’t manage to catch him.
He also shared videos of him lying backstage on a bed as the audience continued to cheer him on. After sustaining a broken arm, Maxi continued to sing and thanked fans from his pretend bed backstage.
One person said, “The Show Must Continue 100% @ Maxtrusso.” Without any hands available to cushion his fall, many in the audience were filming him while using their phones to control him.
As he was brought to safety, his supporters began chiming in his name. Maxi, whose electro-pop group called Roy Vedas had played as a Rolling Stones supporting act, was taken to the hospital for a check-up after playing his concert as best as he could.
With his antics, Maxi’s 1998 hit Fragments of Life made headlines with his appearance on the Top of the Pops chart.
While at a New Year Party in the upmarket Uruguayan resort of Punta del Este, he was filmed falling to the ground as he performed amid reports he had drunk too much champagne.
Maxi emigrated to England in the 1990s, where he began working in music and music, as well as writing plays and theater plays with European authors.
He later immigrated to Italy and founded the electro-pop group Roy Vedas. Fragments of Life, one of the top three tracks of the decade, was a huge success, according to British magazine The Face.
Roy Vedas toured across Europe including in Greece, Denmark and Sweden as well as supporting music icons the Rolling Stones in Turkey.
Maxi established himself as a solo artist in his native Argentina. With Fernando Gon’s assistance, he made the decision to write a classic rock album. His first solo album, Leave me and cry, was released on Acqua Records.
Maxi’s distinctive voice and songs, which were frequently sung in English on radio and TV throughout Latin America, made him a popular artist.
