Ima have to check yall on that The only true land of Mariachis is Tecalitlan Jalisco Vicente Fernandez says it in many songs giving Tecalitlan credit for having the best mariachis
@@snugzillal y donde es la cuna del mariachi,? perdón? exacto, de Cocula es el mariachi y ¿de donde son los sones? exacto , de Tecalitlán!!!! no te confundas pelao!!! Greetings though!!!!
Puke. People who are obsessed with diversity have mental defects. You can appreciate different cultures, but when you type the word diversity 3 times with hearts, there is something wrong with you.
Fun fact: Song originally written by José Alfredo Jimenez from Guanajuato while drunk on his toilet seat. 😂 I heard story told by a tour guide in the José Alfredo Jimenez museum located in his birth town.
TRUE! A lot of his songs were written for him, but that's because the writers knew he would make the song come alive. Juan Gabriel was one of the best writers out there as well
The translation that you read is quite poor. The song "El Rey" / "The King", is of someone who no matter how he is doing in life, he has supreme confidence on himself and quite a big ego. The lyrics meaning this by stating "With money or without money, I always get my way, and my word is final". It follows with "I know that I'm outside (not in your home/heart?), but the day that I die, I know you'll cry. You'll say that you didn't love, but you will be sorrowful, and that's how you'll stay", and it summarizes it all with "I may not have a throne or a queen, or no one to understand me/follow me, but I'm still the King". That's the reason for Vicente Fernandez's posture throughout the song. He is interpreting this overconfident character, of course, using his overpowering voice and showing off by pulling the micro away from him gives more credit to his interpretation, and intertwines the character and the interpreter's personalities. Doing less than this wouldn't match the song''s lyrics. BTW, by all accounts, Vicente Fernandez has usually been characterized as a very down-to-earth and humble person. He used to allow his fans to tour his ranch/house in the western part of Mexico and even receiving them personally.
Another fun fact still is accepting and allowing people to his ranch he has one in sonora where my cousin went to visit and he let them in took pictures and even sang a bit! Such a Down to earth man, siempre será el rey
He doesn’t need a mic I went to of his concerts the convention center cut the mic on him because he was giving a show longer then they expected. He sang for 3 and half hrs they had cut the mic on him during the 2nd hr. Best concert ever!
Hola Rebecca! He's one of the best singers in the "Ranchera" or "Mariachi" music in Mexico.. And something you mentioned about how he is portraying emotions while singing... that I can say is one of the main keys to perform this music.. You have to show a lot of emotions to sing as it should be.. thanks for the video and see you in the next one!!
not just that but this song is about unabashed machismo so he has to act it as well. Using a mix of power poses resembling Spanish matadors and 19th century vaqueros. Body language is just as important in Mariachi and Ranchera as the voice. (luckily for us Mexicans we have a rich history of some fantastic world class singers) If anyone is interested in more artists: Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Pedro Infante, Jorge Negrete, Lola Beltran (for sure Dona Lola is you want to hear a vocal powerhouse), and Pepe Aguilar are some of my favorites.
@@darwinzunigamedina9810 NO!!!!!! By no means she's not the queen of rancheras mi amigo. Where do you leave the ladies of the 50s and 70s singing rancheras like Lola Beltran? This tells me you were born in the 80s or 90s and have no clue of the history of Mexican music!
So true! I have been seeing a lot of these reaction vids of our music by English speakers. Whether it's Juan Gabriel, Julio Jaramillo, Rocío Durcal, José José, ángela Carrasco, or hell, even Maná, they always remark on the emotion in it. I always chuckle to myself when it happens. Honestly, God as my witness, if they don't sing with that passion and emotion, they don't get anywhere with us. That goes for all Spanish music. The Italians and the Brazilians get it which is why their cross over music hits hard with us for years. (Our artists do it too with their pop scene.) Everybody knows Roberto Carlos, Laura Pausini Jose Augusto and Eros Ramasoti. A lot of the Americans don't get it which is why their crossover music only hits for a season with us.
Yeah this man is a Legend, my family listen to him. You should see him on a horse it's mesmerizing. Also I love that you do reactions to any and all types of music and voices. Love ya RVA from a guy from Texas.
He’s the man. Every Old School Latino Home Knows and respects this Man! And he can still sing this way in his 80’s. Your reaction to Vicente is my same reaction with Tom Jones. All cultures have amazing singers.
El Rey is the most popular song to represent the roll of being a no one person but at the same time considering itself as a king of what he got and with his social circle. Too much passion and with the mexican style... That's how a no one can be EL REY❤️ Greetings from Mexico❤️✨😎
Don Vicente Fernandez leyenda viva de Mexico 🇲🇽 y para mi es el numero 1 en toda la historia de Mexico. Cuando estuviste con el Corazon roto Don Chente siempre te acompaño en esa peda o en ese dolor.
My grandmother woke us up to Vicente every morning, here's my TRANSLATION: Vicente: " I know well that I'm on the outs but the day that I die I know that you will have to cry" Mariachis" to cry and cry to cry and cry" Vicente: "You'll say that you didn't love me but you'll be very sad and sad you'll stay With money or without I always do whatever I want and my word is my bond I don't have a throne nor a queen and nobody who understands but I'm still the king A rock on the road taught me that my destiny was to roll and to roll" Mariachis "to roll and roll to roll and roll" "Later, a muleteer told me that you don't have to get there first but you have to know how to get there With money or without I always do whatever I want and my word is my bond I don't have a throne nor a queen and nobody who understands but I'm still the king"
En un país musicalmente tan rico estaría bien decir que Vicente es uno de los más grandes de México. Dicho así se deja la puerta abierta a los demás cantantes y se evitan las comparaciones de mal gusto que a veces se acostumbra. Solo por mencionar, y porque los escuche mucho en mi niñez a través de mi padre, por ser sus favoritos: Antonio Aguilar y José Alfredo Jiménez. En lo personal, aparte de estos tres también sentía gran gusto por Aceves Mejía, Cornelio Reina, Javier Solís y Pedrito Fernández; de Infante y Negrete no me llegó influencia, pero son padrotes.
I love how you rolled your R in your name. So Mexican of you. lol And thanks for this. This man is a legend in Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries.
I have never been able to go to one of his concerts, but I was lucky enough to visit his Ranch in Guadalajara and he popped in to surprise us. We got a picture with him and all, but most importantly he sang acapella and HOLY S! The man sound amazing on video, but live is just insane (I can't think of a word to describe it)
Vicente Fernández me trae recuerdos de mi abuelo, cuando agarraba la peda 🙊 siempre terminaba cantando sus canciones!! Y mi padre las escucha igual y son una maravilla ❤️
I'd like to say you're THE FIRST reviewer who I've heard ever mention how far the MIC is from him yet he sounds the SAME! Love you for that! He's an absolute power house! :)
I've seen him a few times in concert, and he is so powerful that you can still hear him in the arena when he lowers the mic down past his hip. An amazing talent!
He's amazing. He's so confident and it seemed so effortless but emotional. Thw lyrics too are really meaninful. I like them. I always focus on the positive things about the video to post. It also makes you like them even more. Thank you ❤❤
Love your videos. You have to react to Vicente Fernandez “Aca Entre Nos” live from Venezuela the one where he has a green suit. You will know what I mean once you see it.
Was fortunate enough to watch him in concert when he came to California. His concerts were the only ones where he gave me goosebumps with just his presence alone. Grab some friends, some tequila, and play some Chente to have yourself one heck of a fun night.
My mom was just in love with him and I got to take her to see him at a county fair of all places. He was amazing and spoke in between sets to the audience which included a good number of Caucasian ranchers. He talked about how he worked in the fields in California’s Central Valley while dreaming of the day when he could sing full time. It was such a great show and he pours his entire being into every song. I’m so grateful we had the chance to see him before my mom passed. He’s the real deal.
Yes!! JAvier!!..JAvier!! could be En Mi Viejo San juan or Si Dios me quita la vida or Sombras or Esclavo y Amo the options are endless ...sort of...JAvier! Javier!!
It is in fact a love song, most songs are live songs. He is a legend! Has a star ⭐️ at Hollywood walk of fame and a Grammy winner to mention a few! No comparison to any other artist! He always felt and expressed his music! Very classy strong man! Also a beloved husband and father! RIP he is now in heaven celebrating with my father who was a fan if his!
You don't know how much I love you 💕 for this, I mean I'm not into his genre of music, but he's the *greatest* singer of Mexico, there's nobody that represents Latin America better than him.
Me encanta ver como las mujeres 'vocal couches' y en general todas cuando reaccionan a Vicente Fernandez no pueden evitar demostrar su reacción no solo a la voz sino a la actitud varonil, de fuerza y gallardía de Vicente, por un segundo las descoloca (hasta parece impactarlas y alborotarlas jaja) y luego retoman el tema de la voz pero ya con unos grados más de temperatura en su cuerpo.
My best attempt of lyrics translation: "I'm well aware I'm outside now, but in the day I'll die... I know you'll have to cry.. (cry & cry x2 ). You might say you never loved me, but you're still gonna be so sad.. & you'll have to remain that way. Either with money or without it, I always do as I please, & my word is law! I have neither throne nor Queen, & nobody who understands me ... but I still remain King! A stone in my path , taught me my destiny was .. to keep rolling & rolling (rolling & rolling x2). Afterwards, a Muleteer advised me.. that the most important thing is NOt to come first, but to know how to get there... " (repeat previous verses) End.
Hi Rebecca, The Legendary Icon was Incredible on his Vocal Ability. I had the Honor of seeing him in the Early 70's at the age 5/6 My first Concert/Live Performance ever. The mariachi was about 20+ strong and when I seen him at such a Young Age. I was shocked on his Vocal Range and how He Positioned the Microphone almost by his Stomach. Incredible Talent Vicente Had. RIP Vicente " Chente " Fernandez Gomez .. Thanks for the Video .. DjStevie
Vicente Fernandez is truly the king. His music brings us as Hispanic a joy and from old times to still today. Thank you for acknowledging this singer because he is the best
Wow sooo early Please react to taylor momsen best live vocals And also to the songs: heaven knows, my medicine, follow me down Right now she's already 26 :) But the vocals are bit Older, also she played in gossip girl ☺️☺️ She and hayley williams are the best singers ever!!!! + react to the new Song from twentyone pilots - level pof concern Its quarantine inspired Pleaaaase, Thank you so much!!. Love your reaction, also youre pretty funny
He just turned 80! Started out singing for drinks and tips in bars around Guadalajara. I heard him sing in a large arena. He dropped the mic to his side and you could hardly tell the difference. There will never be another Vicente Fernandez!
Girl, the fact that you don’t have a reaction video for his son Alejandro Fernandez is grounds for immediate cancellation of your channel (kidding). But his son is definitely a better singer and such a powerhouse. Ask Beyoncé, Marc Anthony, Placido Domingo and others about him. He’s a BEAST! Check out his cover of the song “Granada” live.
One of greatest singers Mexico produced. I was fortunate enough to have seen him live on four occasions in nuevo Laredo, tamaulipas, mx. And Laredo tx. Met him on one of those occasions and I must say an awesome person as well.
I have heared Vicente Fernandes singing live many times and it is amazing. He is around 80 now and he rarely uses microphones. His voice is so powerful that can be heard even with 16 mariachis playing behind him! Viva Don Vicente!
The powerful posture is partly because of the lyrics. The song is about him (whoever the singer is) as a very proud and confident man... the kign. It can be seen in the cockish smile, the lift of the eyebrow, the flirty gestures to the audience (camera). Men, and women (we just change rey for reina), love to sing to this with a drink in hand to give ourwelves a little bit of an ego boost and to feel good about who we are and where we stand. Gotta Love that song!! ❤
He's known for singing without a mic and his voice still being able to fill the room.
More like fill the stadium
Nelo M more like fill the México
Yes, you can see it in “acá entre nos” Song live version, pls react this One
I had the chance to go to his concerts and yes even without the mic you can hear him
Yes!! And loooooooooooong holds
He’s gone but his music lives forever a true legend
When you’re a few shots of tequila in, this song hits different. Lol
Confirmo
Fasho
Yep you take more shots and get sad af
Facts
Afirmativo Ramirez lol
R.I.P. VICENTE FERNANDEZ. Literally one of the greatest voices in Hispanic Music, of all time. #siguesiendoElRey #idolodemexico
He is the GREATEST! Easily
This man is a staple in Mexican culture. So glad you enjoyed it!
Hispanic culture in general
@Arzola even metalheads listen to Vicente Fdz while shitfaced....!
"in latino culture" soy de Nicaragua y desde que tengo seis canto "El Rey"
This man is a staple for people that need to drink away feelings period... he spans all cultures
Meltman1000 así es hermano!!
Solo entendí: chente es la mera Berga y patrimonio mexicano
Y que chingue a su madre el América
Patrimonio del mundo
@@dannymestas3969 jajajaja😂😂👏 ahuevo
En efecto mi estimado
Que chingue a su madre el PRI jajaja
I grew up with this playing in our kitchen. The mariachi is a staple of the Mexican culture
I grew up with the king...Elvis,of course!!
dj jazzy i grew up with the real king! Michael Jackson.
Y mi palabra es la ley...
@@malikaihoon7337 He's the king of pop yes!I graduated on to him,after i could control my own music!
dj jazzy it was a joke yeah all music is good
"Chente" was able to sing until the crowd stopped clapping, his concerts were hours and hours long, VIVA MEXICO!!!
A big hug from Guadalajara Jalisco México, land of tequila, mariachi and Vicente Fernandez.
Ima have to check yall on that The only true land of Mariachis is Tecalitlan Jalisco Vicente Fernandez says it in many songs giving Tecalitlan credit for having the best mariachis
@@snugzillal y donde es la cuna del mariachi,? perdón? exacto, de Cocula es el mariachi y ¿de donde son los sones? exacto , de Tecalitlán!!!! no te confundas pelao!!! Greetings though!!!!
@@snugzillal and perfected in Guadalajara...acaso no ha la oído la plaza de mariachi? Ósea que oso!
Jalisco**
And canelo Alvarez
RIP to a legendary Mexican icon his voice had power like no other 💪🏼
And this is why I love this channel: diversity,diversity,diversity. Thanks Rebecca💖
#diversity 💜
@F.Angel C. gomez nah they gotta be limits!!!
F.Angel C. gomez diversity is the best thing ever
Puke. People who are obsessed with diversity have mental defects. You can appreciate different cultures, but when you type the word diversity 3 times with hearts, there is something wrong with you.
@@rva he passed away this morning
Fun fact: Song originally written by José Alfredo Jimenez from Guanajuato while drunk on his toilet seat. 😂 I heard story told by a tour guide in the José Alfredo Jimenez museum located in his birth town.
So this song was about a turd ?? 😂
Love that
Makes sense😂😂😂
A King, sitting in the throne. Totally adds up xD
TRUE! A lot of his songs were written for him, but that's because the writers knew he would make the song come alive. Juan Gabriel was one of the best writers out there as well
He's a legend! So happy you are reacting to him.
The translation that you read is quite poor. The song "El Rey" / "The King", is of someone who no matter how he is doing in life, he has supreme confidence on himself and quite a big ego. The lyrics meaning this by stating "With money or without money, I always get my way, and my word is final". It follows with "I know that I'm outside (not in your home/heart?), but the day that I die, I know you'll cry. You'll say that you didn't love, but you will be sorrowful, and that's how you'll stay", and it summarizes it all with "I may not have a throne or a queen, or no one to understand me/follow me, but I'm still the King". That's the reason for Vicente Fernandez's posture throughout the song. He is interpreting this overconfident character, of course, using his overpowering voice and showing off by pulling the micro away from him gives more credit to his interpretation, and intertwines the character and the interpreter's personalities. Doing less than this wouldn't match the song''s lyrics.
BTW, by all accounts, Vicente Fernandez has usually been characterized as a very down-to-earth and humble person. He used to allow his fans to tour his ranch/house in the western part of Mexico and even receiving them personally.
Excellent review
That’s a better translation of the song
Fun fact, he still lets people into his ranch if you happen to be there when he is :)
asumadre que wen ingles
Another fun fact still is accepting and allowing people to his ranch he has one in sonora where my cousin went to visit and he let them in took pictures and even sang a bit! Such a Down to earth man, siempre será el rey
the man who made countless Mexican granny's weak in the knees
Latin american grannies* he's been an idol in the whole continent
Yooo lmao
and this rebecca girl too lmao
I believe he still has that effect on women 😂 and his son Alejandro and now his grandson they sing very much like him.
Not a visual i went out of my way to imagine but ok...
True fact: listening to Chente causes spontaneous pregnancy in women.
HAHAHAHAHA
🤣🤣🤣
Chente*
Jejejejeje !!!😁😁 correct !!
True 😂
This man can sing to an Arena without a Mic. Powerful voice he has!
He doesn’t need a mic I went to of his concerts the convention center cut the mic on him because he was giving a show longer then they expected. He sang for 3 and half hrs they had cut the mic on him during the 2nd hr. Best concert ever!
Hola Rebecca! He's one of the best singers in the "Ranchera" or "Mariachi" music in Mexico.. And something you mentioned about how he is portraying emotions while singing... that I can say is one of the main keys to perform this music.. You have to show a lot of emotions to sing as it should be.. thanks for the video and see you in the next one!!
not just that but this song is about unabashed machismo so he has to act it as well. Using a mix of power poses resembling Spanish matadors and 19th century vaqueros. Body language is just as important in Mariachi and Ranchera as the voice. (luckily for us Mexicans we have a rich history of some fantastic world class singers) If anyone is interested in more artists: Jose Alfredo Jimenez, Pedro Infante, Jorge Negrete, Lola Beltran (for sure Dona Lola is you want to hear a vocal powerhouse), and Pepe Aguilar are some of my favorites.
@@darwinzunigamedina9810 NO!!!!!! By no means she's not the queen of rancheras mi amigo. Where do you leave the ladies of the 50s and 70s singing rancheras like Lola Beltran? This tells me you were born in the 80s or 90s and have no clue of the history of Mexican music!
So true! I have been seeing a lot of these reaction vids of our music by English speakers. Whether it's Juan Gabriel, Julio Jaramillo, Rocío Durcal, José José, ángela Carrasco, or hell, even Maná, they always remark on the emotion in it. I always chuckle to myself when it happens. Honestly, God as my witness, if they don't sing with that passion and emotion, they don't get anywhere with us. That goes for all Spanish music. The Italians and the Brazilians get it which is why their cross over music hits hard with us for years. (Our artists do it too with their pop scene.) Everybody knows Roberto Carlos, Laura Pausini Jose Augusto and Eros Ramasoti. A lot of the Americans don't get it which is why their crossover music only hits for a season with us.
I love being hispanic. Vicente is a legend and he's made some songs that bring men to tears.
Yeah this man is a Legend, my family listen to him. You should see him on a horse it's mesmerizing. Also I love that you do reactions to any and all types of music and voices. Love ya RVA from a guy from Texas.
Vicente Fernandez is a idol in Mexico and all latin America and recognize by all as such, right now he is old and retired.
Man, hearing him, knowing he's gone is still emotional.
He’s the man. Every Old School Latino Home Knows and respects this Man! And he can still sing this way in his 80’s.
Your reaction to Vicente is my same reaction with Tom Jones. All cultures have amazing singers.
El Rey is the most popular song to represent the roll of being a no one person but at the same time considering itself as a king of what he got and with his social circle. Too much passion and with the mexican style... That's how a no one can be EL REY❤️
Greetings from Mexico❤️✨😎
Don Vicente Fernandez leyenda viva de Mexico 🇲🇽 y para mi es el numero 1 en toda la historia de Mexico. Cuando estuviste con el Corazon roto Don Chente siempre te acompaño en esa peda o en ese dolor.
If you thought this was amazing, you should hear "Volver, Volver". Absolutely amazing! Love your videos btw...and that accent!!!
Richard Mendez Agreed. That’s one of my favorites. Such amazing vocals he has 👌
Nope! Want emotion listen to acá entre nos! He perfected the cry singing
My father grew up with him they were childhood friends. He named me after him. They were great friends.
My grandmother woke us up to Vicente every morning, here's my TRANSLATION:
Vicente: " I know well that I'm on the outs but
the day that I die I know that you will have to cry"
Mariachis" to cry and cry to cry and cry"
Vicente: "You'll say that you didn't love me
but you'll be very sad and sad you'll stay
With money or without I always
do whatever I want and my word is my bond
I don't have a throne nor a queen and nobody
who understands but I'm still the king
A rock on the road taught me that my destiny
was to roll and to roll"
Mariachis "to roll and roll to roll and roll"
"Later, a muleteer told me that
you don't have to get there first but
you have to know how to get there
With money or without I always
do whatever I want and my word is my bond
I don't have a throne nor a queen and nobody
who understands but I'm still the king"
Vicente Fernandez, uno de los más grandes de Mexico, si no EL MÁS GRANDE!
Si es El Rey
En un país musicalmente tan rico estaría bien decir que Vicente es uno de los más grandes de México. Dicho así se deja la puerta abierta a los demás cantantes y se evitan las comparaciones de mal gusto que a veces se acostumbra. Solo por mencionar, y porque los escuche mucho en mi niñez a través de mi padre, por ser sus favoritos: Antonio Aguilar y José Alfredo Jiménez. En lo personal, aparte de estos tres también sentía gran gusto por Aceves Mejía, Cornelio Reina, Javier Solís y Pedrito Fernández; de Infante y Negrete no me llegó influencia, pero son padrotes.
En lo personal, jamás estará por encima de Javier Solis
No el mejor es Jorge Negrete
Si es el mejor chente
He is the Greatness of Mexico, and one of the greatest entertainers in the world. 50 years ending with the concert in Aztec stadium. His grand finale.
Vicente Fernandez is an legend in Mexico and Latinamerica!!!
He is an icon in the rancehara music.
I love your reaction :)
I just love seeing my culture being admired by other people like your self thank you for spreading it to other people as well
I love how you rolled your R in your name. So Mexican of you. lol And thanks for this. This man is a legend in Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries.
It was a thrill attending his concerts as there was no one else like him. May the music of Chente "El Rey" live forever.
I have never been able to go to one of his concerts, but I was lucky enough to visit his Ranch in Guadalajara and he popped in to surprise us. We got a picture with him and all, but most importantly he sang acapella and HOLY S! The man sound amazing on video, but live is just insane (I can't think of a word to describe it)
Vicente Fernández me trae recuerdos de mi abuelo, cuando agarraba la peda 🙊 siempre terminaba cantando sus canciones!! Y mi padre las escucha igual y son una maravilla ❤️
I'd like to say you're THE FIRST reviewer who I've heard ever mention how far the MIC is from him yet he sounds the SAME! Love you for that! He's an absolute power house! :)
El señor Vicente levantando mujeres desde tiempos inmemoriales. No importa el lenguaje, el lenguaje del amor es universal. Jajajajajajajaja
Vicente Fernandez is the #1 idol for all MEXICAN'S! When he dies... all of Mexico is going to cry for a few months!
Wow, Rebecca awesome job reacting to a Mexican Legend, Vicente Fernandez! His son, Alejandro Fernandez is also super talented & just as handsome.❤❤❤
I've seen him a few times in concert, and he is so powerful that you can still hear him in the arena when he lowers the mic down past his hip. An amazing talent!
THE BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL " REBECCA"
Thank You Vicente and thank you Rebecca for showing the world the talent of this Mexican Legend.
He's amazing. He's so confident and it seemed so effortless but emotional. Thw lyrics too are really meaninful. I like them. I always focus on the positive things about the video to post. It also makes you like them even more. Thank you ❤❤
This man is not bullshit. This is the king.
I had the privilege of seeing him in concert in 2010. I loved it.
My Uncle Vicente has always kept a close connection with his fans, we all miss him so so much.RIP UNCLE VICENTE we Love you.
Gracias Don Vicente Fernandez, que en paz descanse, México te llora..
He and Juan Gabriel are icons.
Staples of my culture. God, Vicente’s voice is just.... something special.
don't forget Joan Sebastian.... he wasn't the best singer.... but a god damn poet !
I've seen him sing twice live. Totally amazing!!. I love him, he's a true Mexican icon 🇲🇽
man it's so nice to watch and listen to him. My uncle RIP looked and sounded just like him.
Love your videos. You have to react to Vicente Fernandez “Aca Entre Nos” live from Venezuela the one where he has a green suit. You will know what I mean once you see it.
Please do it
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Chamo yo no se ingles solo me apareció este video como recomendado dime que dijiste ahi si va? Y te doy un like
@@ramiresguevarasamuel le dijo a rebecca que debería hacer un video reaccionando a el video "entre nos" que fue grabado en vivo aquí en Venezuela
Was fortunate enough to watch him in concert when he came to California. His concerts were the only ones where he gave me goosebumps with just his presence alone. Grab some friends, some tequila, and play some Chente to have yourself one heck of a fun night.
There is no other like him. I love him, my mom loves him, my grandma and my kids do too! Somos Tapatíos y orgullosos de Don Chente!
My mom was just in love with him and I got to take her to see him at a county fair of all places. He was amazing and spoke in between sets to the audience which included a good number of Caucasian ranchers. He talked about how he worked in the fields in California’s Central Valley while dreaming of the day when he could sing full time. It was such a great show and he pours his entire being into every song. I’m so grateful we had the chance to see him before my mom passed. He’s the real deal.
Please react to Javier Solis, any of his songs. He was a wonderful interpreter.
In my opinion Javier Solis is the best voice of Mexico`s history
Right? Too much Negrete, and Vicente but Javier Solis was the superior singer by far. He hasn´t even reacted to more of Juan Gabriel or Rocio Durcal.
Yes!! JAvier!!..JAvier!! could be En Mi Viejo San juan or Si Dios me quita la vida or Sombras or Esclavo y Amo the options are endless ...sort of...JAvier! Javier!!
If she does javier solis, it has to be :Renunciasion!!!!!!
“Oh well, hello.” 😂😂 that’s a genuine reaction haha
these type of songs always come out when you and your friends are really drunk in a party.
It is in fact a love song, most songs are live songs. He is a legend! Has a star ⭐️ at Hollywood walk of fame and a Grammy winner to mention a few! No comparison to any other artist! He always felt and expressed his music! Very classy strong man! Also a beloved husband and father! RIP he is now in heaven celebrating with my father who was a fan if his!
You don't know how much I love you 💕 for this, I mean I'm not into his genre of music, but he's the *greatest* singer of Mexico, there's nobody that represents Latin America better than him.
Me encanta ver como las mujeres 'vocal couches' y en general todas cuando reaccionan a Vicente Fernandez no pueden evitar demostrar su reacción no solo a la voz sino a la actitud varonil, de fuerza y gallardía de Vicente, por un segundo las descoloca (hasta parece impactarlas y alborotarlas jaja) y luego retoman el tema de la voz pero ya con unos grados más de temperatura en su cuerpo.
Macho alfa pues
My best attempt of lyrics translation:
"I'm well aware I'm outside now, but in the day I'll die... I know you'll have to cry.. (cry & cry x2 ). You might say you never loved me, but you're still gonna be so sad.. & you'll have to remain that way.
Either with money or without it, I always do as I please, & my word is law!
I have neither throne nor Queen, & nobody who understands me ... but I still remain King!
A stone in my path , taught me my destiny was .. to keep rolling & rolling (rolling & rolling x2). Afterwards, a Muleteer advised me.. that the most important thing is NOt to come first, but to know how to get there... "
(repeat previous verses)
End.
Perfect
You should review the actual performances he has done, he’s old and still has that amazing voice :) greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
When Chente drinks too much tequila, he doesn't throw up...he throws down!
Lmfao 😂
lmao I'm dead 😂 like a true Mexican
Hi Rebecca, The Legendary Icon was Incredible on his Vocal Ability. I had the Honor of seeing him in the Early 70's at the age 5/6 My first Concert/Live Performance ever. The mariachi was about 20+ strong and when I seen him at such a Young Age. I was shocked on his Vocal Range and how He Positioned the Microphone almost by his Stomach. Incredible Talent Vicente Had.
RIP Vicente " Chente " Fernandez Gomez .. Thanks for the Video .. DjStevie
Por fa reacciona a "Por tu maldito amor" también de Vicente Fernández
Y mi querido viejo
Con una botella de tequila a lado. Será más genuina la reacción.
I love that you are loving him. Because he spoke for generations of people he sang for!
"Tanya puede ser el dia de um where are negative" powerful, powerful lyrics
Came back to your reaction on this day of his passing. What a brilliant performer. Damn.
naaaaa que mas se puede pedir, rebecca reaccionando a el rey... beautiful
Actually in one of his last presentations he just sang with the mic in his waist and sounded just as strong
I recommend traction to “Volver, Volver” by Vicente Fernandez. Would be cool to see your reaction to it.
This song is short but if you ever saw him in concert he could sing like this for hours. Just amazing.
Vincente Fernandez is the Elvis of Mexico he's a legend ❤
Legendary tier performer/singer. Absolute icon.
Que hermosa te escuchas hablando español... Ese "hola! ¿qué tal?" tan lindo... 👍😘
My brother who is an amazing singer loves this song and often sings it at parties.. so it makes me think of my sweet brother!
Holaaaa, eres la mejor😉😉😉👍👍👍 y la mas hermosa❤❤❤❤❤
His singing voice is even more impressive when you hear his speaking voice
Ah yes, this national treasure. Not a Mexican alive that doesn't love this banger.
Vicente Fernandez is truly the king. His music brings us as Hispanic a joy and from old times to still today. Thank you for acknowledging this singer because he is the best
“El pastor” o “malagueña” de Miguel Aceves Mejía
I love watching him live front stage, his high notes are transcendent. Simply amazing!
Rebecca: This song is so short
Mexican men: let’s make it our anthem 😈
You say all the right thing and your judgment on this. Is spot on. Love you
Even when being translated to English it makes more sense in Spanish , almost impossible to make it sound right in English
How did I miss this.
This song hits different since my buddy Pancho passed away. He will always be the local el rey
Wow sooo early
Please react to taylor momsen best live vocals
And also to the songs: heaven knows, my medicine, follow me down
Right now she's already 26 :)
But the vocals are bit Older, also she played in gossip girl ☺️☺️
She and hayley williams are the best singers ever!!!!
+ react to the new Song from twentyone pilots - level pof concern
Its quarantine inspired
Pleaaaase, Thank you so much!!.
Love your reaction, also youre pretty funny
Vicente Fernandez is the Mexican Pavarotti . I Saw him twice in concert and his voice fills the stadium while he is riding a horse. Awesome memories!
He is the ultimate macho men, a gentleman and a "Charro"
He just turned 80! Started out singing for drinks and tips in bars around Guadalajara. I heard him sing in a large arena. He dropped the mic to his side and you could hardly tell the difference. There will never be another Vicente Fernandez!
Girl, the fact that you don’t have a reaction video for his son Alejandro Fernandez is grounds for immediate cancellation of your channel (kidding). But his son is definitely a better singer and such a powerhouse. Ask Beyoncé, Marc Anthony, Placido Domingo and others about him. He’s a BEAST! Check out his cover of the song “Granada” live.
Alejandro is better than Vicente? Jajajaja is a joke, right?
@@joselsepulveda89 He was a little better than V.F during a quite short period of time but no more.
One of greatest singers Mexico produced. I was fortunate enough to have seen him live on four occasions in nuevo Laredo, tamaulipas, mx. And Laredo tx. Met him on one of those occasions and I must say an awesome person as well.
True fact: listening to Chente causes big bottles of tequila apear in your hand..
I have heared Vicente Fernandes singing live many times and it is amazing. He is around 80 now and he rarely uses microphones. His voice is so powerful that can be heard even with 16 mariachis playing behind him! Viva Don Vicente!
The powerful posture is partly because of the lyrics. The song is about him (whoever the singer is) as a very proud and confident man... the kign. It can be seen in the cockish smile, the lift of the eyebrow, the flirty gestures to the audience (camera). Men, and women (we just change rey for reina), love to sing to this with a drink in hand to give ourwelves a little bit of an ego boost and to feel good about who we are and where we stand. Gotta Love that song!! ❤
Thank you so much for reacting to this legend 🤗
I grew up in Mexico and still live in Mexico and listening to him still hear his music
I cry every time I hear Vicente brings back memories of my grandpa