The day he sang a touching song in English and Spanish with Tony Bennett – Prinsa Lieber

Vicente Fernandez passed away on December 12, 2021 At the age of 81, he left a legacy in Mexican music.

Also known as Charro de Huentitán continues to sigh from his fans due to the large number of hits he has recorded which is currently being heard on all digital platforms.

More than a month after his death, the work of Chente is still remembered, a Mexican artist who has transcended on the small screen with many of the films he has starred in, and because of their many aspects, has also transcended the limits.

Vicente Fernández has shared the stage with countless artists, who praised his clear voice and Chente was not limited to singing in Spanish. Although English was not his forte, Charro de Huentitán was encouraged to perform a song in English.

it’s about back to (come back to me), a song in which Vicente Fernandez recorded some parts in English with legendary American singer Tony Bennett and according to the records, the recording was made in Guadalajara, Mexico, in the studio that the Mexican singer had in Rancho de The three foals.

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back to (come back to me) was recorded exclusively for the duo Bennett’s album and the mix of styles was recorded in a video showing the American singer on the Chente ranch.

In the visible piece, it is noted how Bennett, with his pen and newspaper, took a caricature of Vicente Fernandez. In addition, the American singer showed his skill in painting by drawing part of the farm.

The meeting is live

Few enjoyed hearing the song live. However, those who managed to hear it were delighted with the sounds of great stars of music.

During a concert, Vicente Fernandez sang a duet with Bennett and told the story of the song.

“My company suggested that I sing with a man who is the legend of the greatest in the United States. But how, if he doesn’t know how to sing in Spanish and I don’t know English, how in the hell is he?” said I, during a presentation.

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“I don’t have time to record anymore. I have a song that hasn’t been released, send it to him, let him delete whatever he wants and let him sing whatever he wants, then we put it on the market,” said Charo de Huentitan.

“I’m talking about the legend of the greatest: Tony Bennett. A gentle and affectionate applause. Come on, Tony,” Chent added and they translated it back to (come back to me).