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Domingo spoke just before attending a piano dress rehearsal of Daniel Catan's "Il Postino" in Madrid on Sunday evening, a day after being released from hospital. The hospitalization forced him to cancel a handful of appearances, including six shows of "Il Postino" at the Spanish capital's Teatro Real. "I am very sad not to be able to sing in today's dress rehearsal," Domingo said. "My doctor has told me that with a degree of caution, everything is still possible. I have been very well looked after." Alvaro Domingo, the tenor's son, told The Associated Press earlier that he expects his father to spend three weeks recuperating in Madrid and that the singer isn't contemplating retirement. On Sunday, Domingo addressed the media alongside Gonzalez as well as his two young grandsons, Placido and Alvaro. The Spanish opera star has maintained a vigorous schedule since recovering from colon cancer surgery in 2010. He said he had already worked out "very lightly" on an exercise bike. Before going in to see the dress rehearsal, Domingo sang the first few bars of "Il Postino" to journalists.
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