One month after entering intensive care, Vicente Fernández remains in a delicate but stable condition , as confirmed by the medical team that treats him in a hospital in Guadalajara, Jalisco. However, given the uncertainty about his health, in recent days a video began to circulate on social networks in which the interpreter confesses which is the song with which he wants to be fired the day he dies , causing nostalgia among its millions of fans.
The desire of the “Charro de Huentitán” was revealed in a video recorded several years ago during a concert in the one who shared the stage with his son Alejandro Fernández .
And it is that, in the middle of the song, the singer interrupted the music to ask his audience that when he dies he wants to be fired with one of the songs that became one of his greatest hits, it is about the theme “Return Return“.
“ This bit of song for me is very special. I think the day they are burying me will be sung by everyone, on television or wherever they are. I hope there are still many years to go “, said the iconic Mexican singer who wore his emblematic charro costume.
This statement arises after “El Potrillo” offered a concert in Mexico City, a presentation for which he received some criticism, to which he responded by commenting that the work was a one of the greatest teachings that his father left, so he must continue forward despite the difficulties that may exist.
“ My father was and was one one of the biggest critics I had in my career , always, from the beginning. He was always on the lookout , behind the scenes seeing how he spoke, what he said, how he sang, if he went out of tune or not, he always went and I thank him very much because I learned so much from him “, he expressed during an interview with the newspaper El Universal.
This Monday, September 6, Vicente Fernández celebrates one month in intensive care , and according to what was reported in his last report, a special feeding tube was placed, since he presents difficulties to swallow on his own, but stays awake and is constantly undergoing rehabilitation therapy.
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