Join Today. Sign Up. I Support Learn More. Latest Stories. More ». Sign Up Now No Thanks. Become a member and go ad-free! Support Our Journalism. Fernandez worked every angle of the arena from his in-the-round setup. His band and the Mariachi Azteca were set up in symphony style, and it gave the whole thing an elegant glow. The house lights were turned up frequently throughout the show, which added to the festive atmosphere. There were no throwaway moments or easy filler tunes.
The crowd seemed to know every word, every gesture, every response to his call. Vicente Fernandez, Jr. By the time Fernandez rolled through familiar classics "Guadalajara," "El Rey" and "Volver, Volver," the crowd was at full tilt.
He tore through those final tunes with boundless energy and enthusiasm, as if he'd just gotten onstage. Fans were still cheering even as he left the Houston stage for the last time. No sentimental goodbyes. No cheesy encores.
Just the king of ranchera music walking into the sunset. Sign Up. I Support Learn More. Latest Stories. More ». Sign Up Now No Thanks. Become a member and go ad-free! Support Our Journalism. Privacy Policy.
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