Leo Dan left this world last Wednesday, January 1, as his family confirmed to journalist Carlo Uriel “asleep and at peace.”
In addition to being known for his songs, the Argentinian artist gained popularity because he allegedly had the gift of healing.
Did Leo Dan heal with his hands?
Leo Dunn said claims that he supposedly had the power to heal people just by touching them with his hands started because of his friendship with shaman Barbara Guerrero.
“I met a lady in Mexico named ‘Panchita’, she had the gift of healing on a supernatural level,” he explained in an interview with The Stage of the Classics portal in November 2016.
“[Ella] She did incredible things and people came from Argentina to see her because they said she performed miraculous operations. They somehow got me involved with her and said, “Leo Dan heals,” she added.
The performer of “I Promised You” and “How I Miss You, My Love” noted that, as a result, “they made him famous as a healer.”
To counter the speculation, he decided to write the book “A Little Cry of Faith,” “telling them that prayer is very powerful, talking about the experience I had with Jesus Christ.”
In one case, Infobae reports, the composer even told a story related to this: “A man told me that his daughter was very sick and that I had put my hand on her.”
I continue: “He told me the girl is still alive. I don’t remember anything, but what I understand is that Jesus Christ healed when there was faith.”
Directly, media reporter Agustina Larrea asked Leo Dan in February 2019: “Will you still heal with your hands?”
He replied: “This is a confusion [ríe]. He who heals is the Lord. It’s a gift that God has given me, but I don’t go around saying I heal.”
“People have said it heals. “I try to bring God’s message through songs,” said the singer-songwriter who died aged 82.
Source: univision
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