LAST OF THE MYTHICAL PERFORMERS
OF THE RANCHERA SONG.
His family was of humble class
and from a very young age he was
forced to work in different trades
to earn some money and be able
to survive with dignity.
He debuted in theaters in 1971 in the
movie Tacos al Carbon, and three
years later he starred and
composed the soundtrack of his
first great success in the celluloid:
The Law of the Mount (1974).
His career definitely took off when the CBS
label offered him a contract and recorded his
first album, El Fabuloso Vicente Fernández
(1965), and he would reach a first climax with
¡Arriba Huentitán! (1972), which contained the
most universal of his greatest successes:
Back, Back.
At 21, while acting at the
It has an extensive curriculum of restaurant Amanecer Tapatío,
recognitions and tributes both he debuted on the television
nationally and internationally, program La Calandria Musical,
which arrived mostly late,
starting in the 1990.
At age eight he began strumming the
guitar and singing the rancheras he
heard on the radio.