From left, Alejandra Fernández, daughter of Mexican ranchera legend Vicente Fernández; Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de León; Fernández's widow, Maria del Refugio Abarca Villaseñor; and other ...

Monday marks the first mournful anniversary of legendary Mexican singer Vicente Fernández, who died in 2021 at the age of 81 after spending four months in a hospital due to Guillen-Barré syndrome in ...

Thousands of Vicente Fernández fans went to the "Los Tres Potrillos" ranch, his family's home in Guadalajara, Mexico, to visit his grave and pay tribute one year after the legendary singer's death.

In a simple but powerful gesture, Beyoncé -- best known to fans as Queen Bey -- paid tribute to late legendary musician and icon Vicente Fernández after news of his death broke Dec. 12. The image of ...

“El Rey” (the king) of ranchera music Vicente Fernández died on Sunday at age 81. Nicknamed “Chente,” Fernández was known for his songs about longing, love, loss, and heartbreak. He recorded more than ...

GUADALAJARA, México -- Mexican singer Vicente Fernández is hospitalized in the intensive care unit after suffering a fall. A doctor close to the artist told CNN that the singer underwent neck surgery ...

TLAJOMULCO DE ZÚÑIGA, Jalisco — Vicente Fernández's mass and memorial services, which took place between Sunday and Monday afternoon, were filled with heartfelt tributes to the iconic Mexican charro ...

GUADALAJARA, México (KABC) -- After being hospitalized for a fall last weekend, legendary Mexican singer Vicente Fernández remained in critical but stable condition on Wednesday, his family said in a ...

Vicente Fernández, the indisputable king of traditional Mexican ranchera music, will get the biopic series treatment from a joint production between Univision and Televisa. The two Spanish-language ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Ranchera music giant Vicente Fernandez says he will retire after tours of Latin America, Spain and the U.S., ending a four-decade career. Fernandez told the Mexican station Televisa ...

Tricolored Mexican flags and festive green, white and red papel picado decorations adorned Mariachi Plaza, where a crowd of roughly 300 visitors was serenaded by live musicians and on loudspeakers.