I think the United States is extremely important for Mexican music. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
I abide to God's will and I feel that from up above, God and my parents have guided my career. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
Everything evolves. I'll always sing ranchera, but as an artist, you want to explore, to do the most that you can. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
I've always said there aren't great composers- there are great songs. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
No one will ever be able to say, 'Ay, Chente, he's all washed up. He should have thrown in the towel years ago.' — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
When I started my career, I always had the confidence that I would one day make it, but I never imagined that I would… — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
When you're a ranchera singer, you represent your country. It's a God-given gift. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
I accept recording with everybody, as long as it's with a mariachi. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
I could attempt a project in English, but I'd like to continue singing in Spanish. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
When I come to America, I feel like I'm coming to visit family, to bring a reminder of home to those who can't be… — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
Everybody who sings with me has to sing ranchero. Roberto Carlos had to sing ranchero, Vikki Carr had to record ranchero. Celia Cruz came… — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
I've recorded 25 to 30 songs in a single night, singing five or six takes of each song. I'm very disciplined. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
With the education I had, all I could do was work as a burro, in whatever I could find: shoeshine boy, janitor, dishwasher, waiter,… — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
For me, putting on my charro outfit is a matter of pride and it's a very big responsibility. — Vicente Fernandez Copy Share Image
