Background: Chyno and Nacho

Jesús Miranda, professionally known as “Chyno,” rose to fame as one half of the Venezuelan duo Chyno y Nacho. The pair gained international recognition for their blend of Latin pop, reggaeton, and dancehall music. Their hits include “El poeta,” “Andas en Mi cabeza,” and “Báilalo.” The duo announced a hiatus in 2019, with both artists pursuing solo careers.His musical partner, Miguel Ignacio Mendoza, known as “Nacho,” has provided updates on Chyno’s health.

COVID-19 Infection and initial Symptoms (2020)

In 2020, Chyno Miranda contracted COVID-19. While initial symptoms were reportedly manageable, the virus triggered a cascade of neurological complications. Details regarding the severity of his initial infection were initially limited,but subsequent statements revealed the extent of the damage.

Neurological Complications: Peripheral Neuropathy and Encephalitis

According to Nacho, chyno developed peripheral neuropathy and encephalitis consequently of the COVID-19 infection. In a recent TikTok live broadcast, Nacho explained that the virus essentially “detached the brain from the nervous system.”

Peripheral neuropathy is a condition resulting from damage to the peripheral nerves, often causing weakness, numbness, and pain in the hands and feet.The Mayo Clinic details the various causes and symptoms of this condition.

Encephalitis is inflammation of the brain, which can be caused by a viral infection, autoimmune reaction, or other factors.Symptoms can range from mild flu-like symptoms to seizures, confusion, and coma.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides comprehensive data on encephalitis.

Contributing Factors: “Excesses and Abuses”

Nacho also stated that Chyno’s pre-existing health conditions were exacerbated by “excesses and abuses,” suggesting a history of lifestyle factors that contributed to his vulnerability. While the specifics of these factors were not detailed, this statement indicates that Chyno’s health struggles were not solely attributable to the COVID-19 infection.

Current Status and Treatment (September 2025)

As of september 29, 2025, Chyno Miranda continues to undergo treatment and rehabilitation. Reports indicate ongoing challenges with mobility and neurological function. Nacho has been a vocal advocate for his friend, providing updates to the public and appealing for support.The long-term prognosis remains uncertain, but medical professionals are optimistic about potential improvements with continued therapy.