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Mexican singer Vicente Fernandez in announcing his retirement from the world stage said "You have to retire when you're on top"
Vicente Fernández Gómez, 71, beloved singer known throughout the world as “El rey de la canción ranchera” or “The King of Ranchera Music” announced in Mexico City his upcoming world tour will be his last.
Speaking from Mexico City, the cultural icon with more than 50 albums to his credit announced that “con o sin dinero” the tour would mark his farewell to the world music as a thanks to his legion of fans.
In his announcement, Fernandez said, “An artist needs to retire with dignity. I think this year I will say goodbye to all of you, to all of my fans in Spain, Central and South America for all the love you have given me for so many years.”
He went on to say; “I want you to know, with or without money, I always do what I want and my word is law. I have no throne nor queen, nor anyone who understands me, but I am still the King”.
Although less well known to English-speaking audiences, he has consistently filled stadiums and venues throughout his 35-plus years of performing. His repertoire is pure ranchera, a style best described as representing “the Mexico of old – a way of life romanticized by rural ranches, revolution, and philandering caballeros”. He has sold over 65 million copies worldwide.
Indeed he is and his presence on the stage will be missed around the world. Fernandez plans to devote his time to his family and be available for work in television if asked.
Vicente Fernandez is the father of the popular singer Alejandro Fernández and Vicente Fernandez Jr, both stars in their own rights.
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