Personnel: Vicente Fernández (vocals).
Arrangers: Heriberto Aceves; J. Rodriguez.

Personnel: Bernardino De Santiago, Joan Sebastían, Erick Mora (guitar); J. Manuel Jimenez (vihuela); Javier Carrillo, Javier Alfaro, Hugo Santiago, J. Manuel Viurquis, Edmundo Cortes, Hugo Colula, Dave Rivera (violin); Francisco Cedillo, Alesia...

2 LPs on 2 CDs: VINCENTE FERNANDEZ (1981)/15 GRANDES CON EL NUMERO 1 (1987).

2 LPs on 2 CDs: VINCENTE FERNANDEZ (1986)/LAS CLASICAS DE J.A. JIMENEZ (1990).
Arrangers: Rigoberto Alfaro; Pedro Ramírez.

Directors: Fernando Z. Maldonado; Rafael Carrión.
Arrangers: Fernando Z. Maldonado; Rafael Carrión.

2 LPs on 2 CDs: VICENTE FERNANDEZ (1980)/MUJERES DIVINAS (EL CUATRERO) (1989).
Photographers: Oscar Ruizesparza; Arturo Medellin.
Arrangers: Gustavo A. Santiago; Heriberto Aceves; Fernando Z. Maldonado; Rigoberto Alfaro; Pedro Ramírez; Rafael...

2 LPs on 2 CDs: VICENTE FERNANDEZ (1994)/EL TAHUR (1986).

Singer, producer, and actor Vicénte Fernandez has recorded more than 50 albums (and is rumored to have another 30 albums in the vaults) during his career, all in his patented ranchera style. He has also appeared or worked behind the scenes in at...

2 LPs on 2 CDs: A PESAR DE TODO (1980)/VICENTE LE CANTA A AMERICA LATINA (MI VIEJO) (1986).

With his booming operatic voice, matinee idol looks (he bears an uncanny resemblance, mustache and all, to Burt Reynolds), and over the top flamboyance (no one looks better in a sombrero, or owns more of them), Vicente Fernández has been Mexico's...

Personnel: Vicente Fernández (vocals).
Directors: Heriberto Aceves; Pedro Ramírez.
Arrangers: Heriberto Aceves; Pedro Ramírez.

Personnel: Vicente Lebron (vocals, congas, talking drum, claves, cowbells, tambora, triangle); Greg Burk (vocals, piano, Moog synthesizer, percussion).
Audio Mixer: David Sparr.
Recording information: Little Dog Studios, Malden,...

Personnel: Troy Fernandez (ukulele); Eric Lee, Thomson Enos (guitar); Larissa Ho'opai (violin); Salaam Tilman (percussion).

Hailing from the Eastern European scene, usually a hotbed of avant-garde jazz musings, pianist Matija Dedic uses MD in NYC to highlight a more traditionally American side of jazz. A seeming fascination with Miles Davis' compositions, and more...

This live album, recorded at a 1984 concert in Mexico's Plaza de Toros, is a thrilling document of the phenomenon that is Vicente Fernández. The man's voice is practically a superhuman force, his powerhouse delivery of ultra-traditional ranchera...