First reaction to MEXICAN Music Vicente Fernández "Volver Volver" | REACTION

[@juliehernandez164]

I saw Vicente in Denver during one of his last concerts. He sang for 3 hours straight, drinking shots of tequila and gave it everything. He did not need a microphone...his voice was that powerful. Best concert i have ever attended.

[@d.l.c.tv1]

I remember that day he came to Denver, I really wanted to go. when I was a kid I thought he was my dad because they looked just like him.

[@tellomajorscamp1407]

I can Co-sign on that because I was lucky enough to see him in Las Vegas and he sang for about 3 hrs also. He ended up getting a fine for takin long. He had his revolver at the hip and takin shots before every song. A true legend for the culture and the world. RIP Chente

[@mayfe27]

Totally they don’t make artists, interpreters showmanship like before he was one of the best

[@Laddypop1206]

I saw him in Vegas and here in LA! Love every minute of it and we were taking shots along with him!!❤

[@zigmiabayonet4245]

I know that's a concert you'll NEVER forget!!

[@oiboy626]

At a Mexican party, if this song comes on, the ENTIRE party is singing this shit at the top of their lungs and passing that tequila around at the same time.

[@DonVon]

That’s where I NEEDA be

[@oiboy626]

@@DonVon you need to homie. Not just because I’m Mexican but EVERYONE needs to party with Mexicans at least once. I promise you, it’ll be a hell of a night.

[@chuytravels]

at 5am lol

[@E-viral-0-6]

A la Verdad (Verga)as a domestic Mexican it’s about the food 😂

[@AlexRodriguez-on7cw]

Facts!!! ❤😂❤

[@Baudelio513]

The siren is El grito (the shout) and it reflects happiness, pain, everything and anything that you want it to mean

[@caesaraortizg539]

hahahaha thats a good explanation man

[@nayadecardenas3666]

That "grito" is the Aztec Warrior War Cry baby.

[@luluscumanders5369]

@@nayadecardenas3666 as a Mexican, I’d say that it’s the roots/origin that has carried through decades :))

[@BanduTheGreat]

Vicente was once a guest at a Mexican late night show and they told him as a prank that he was gonna have to lip synch his song due to technical issues. He threatened to walk out and not perform because "he doesn't do that kind of shit" to his fans.

[@danielbeard7045]

I'm white... and Vicente was the GOAT! ❤ RIP...getting drunk at the kickback listening to Vicente just hits different! Lol

[@Eljaibomacias]

If you liked Vicente im sure you would enjoy José Alfredo Jiménez

[@Frannie281]

You have a lil hispanic in you if you like this music to drink to. I love that you can appreciate and enjoy music😊😊😊

[@gustavoc24]

Hell yeah!

[@jenniferportillo6758]

You defffff invited to the carne asada and the quinces!

[@danielbeard7045]

@jenniferportillo6758 I'm always down! ❤️

[@JesuZeus]

Snoop Dogg paying tribute to chente was very special.

[@luciomartinez5098]

The "siren" you heard is what we Hispanics refer to as El grito and its in a lot of Vicentes music

[@andresmorando5893]

*Mexicans

[@ayyrod9189]

Yoooo for the Record, Vicente Fernandez is the renowned king of Miariachi, and its alot older that 14 years old! He is like the Ray Charles of the black culture oldies

[@DonVon]

Omg. Wow, very honored either way to have exoerienced this

[@veronicazavala5180]

​@DonVon hope you got to see the lyrics translation

[@redpilllense7125]

"Chente" and Juan Gabriel are the epitome of Mexican pride. Saw Vicente Fernandez around 7 times in my life, and it NEVER got old. This man is the pride and joy of us Mexicanos. His son Alejandro is also an excellent singer. He now has his grandson Alex Jr. singing too. This family has a gift for having golden voices.

[@demalu4603]

He is the only one that could sing without a microphone and would sound exactly the same

[@elizabethperez9145]

This was back in the 70s. We grew up listening to "Chente" and I've told my kids they need to know who Chente is & his sounds. He is Mariachi

[@Lidz1435]

Dude, we ALL feel it when this song comes on. Everybody stops what they're doing for to sing along to that "VOLVER VOLVER VOOOOOOLLLLVEEEEEEERRRRR!" part. 😂

[@YesiVDC]

I miss Chente 😢 irreplaceable. My family and I used to watch his movies when I was little. That man has a special place in my heart.

[@aldogonzalez1553]

Thats our drunk music bro! When you start talking about your last love all efft up haha

[@DonVon]

lol hell yah!! 🍻

[@1chelib]

@@DonVon dang ok you got me back 🥰💯 much love 🤙SERIO

[@littlemissjay21]

the big hats are worn by Charros, (aka cowboys) in Mexico. Historically these horseman from the countryside, worked on the haciendas and rural areas performing all his tasks on horseback. They are also typically used by mariachi musicians while performing as a nod to the culture

[@andresmorando5893]

Yes, they were a practical means to stay protected by the sun during the long hours of working outside.

[@jhonybotacio]

The voice of Mexican regional music! Vicente Fernandez, one of a kind!

[@adrianaibarra7438]

Vicente Fernández and Juan Gabriel are the Biggest Mexican Legends Ever Existed! And I’m so proud to say that I saw both of them in live concerts! They are the Best in Mexican Music 🇲🇽🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@LuisPerez-gj2hx]

You know a backside story vicente never liked singing with other artists, but when asked by a reporter, if there was an artist that he wanted to do a duet with, he said yes Javier Solis and Alfredo Jimenez, which now are dead, if you get to hear them you will get where he is coming from

[@oliviarosa5118]

Volver Volver "return return" or coming back coming back. He was the one and only Vicente Fernandez.

[@Raven-xz7xp]

If you were to hear his natural voice,it sounds nothing like his singing voice, he was a true LEGEND 🙏🏻

[@srosales7895]

This is THE GOAT! Grow up with him You had everybody in the whole family listening to him You would go to a funeral a birthday party a wedding every single celebration for multiple generations had to be Vicente Fernandez and his music. Legends never die. I'm so glad that so many people even after his death are finding out who he is. Snoop Dogg did a tribute to him at one of his concerts shortly after he passed and many others celebrities that I have no idea even knew who he was but apparently did. He's iconic.

[@monicaking2741]

You had me lmao on "ma tun mare" 🤣 volver means return. He wants to return to his love. He is willing to swallow his pride and ready to die to return into his loved arms. Very romantic actually.

[@ateiluj08]

That siren sound you mention is the typical sound that's normal in Mariachi songs.

[@lauravillegas3068]

He is the best of the best! Go to Guadalajara Mexico , you can tour his ranch and get to know everything about him

[@mrsmac1664]

The videos were uploaded 14 years ago but I asure you these songs and artists are more than 30 years ago. This one in particular was in the early 70s.

[@denissetoscano4264]

I’m 35 now. My first concert was Vicente Fernández when I was 8 years old. I got to see him tour right before he died. He does his thing where he pulls the mic away from him and belts his heart out and you could hear him through the arena. To this day that memory lives and I’m joyful to have witnessed that. As far as his clothing and the hat, it the traditional charro clothing. It originated from the Spaniards in the 1700s and it’s what was worn e or king with livestock and it evolved from then on. If you want to hear another great singer with amazing range recommend Jose Jose.

[@laloviveros4087]

4:40 "batutaré, batuntaré" HAHAHAAHAH. You nailed it, bro. Actually, it's "yo sé perder, yo sé perder" (means: " I can loose/I know how to loose).

[@JESUSmartinez-lx5nu]

He was one of the best performers in Mexico, him, Pedro Infante, Javier Solis they put a meaning as people coming from nothing to legends !!

[@aldogonzalez1553]

Man these are all songs we grew up with. It's crazy to see people listening to these for the first time.

[@SaraRodriguez-dv9or]

José Jose singing El Triste !! He won an international amateur singning contest late 70s with that song. It will give you goose bumps

[@luperamirez559]

Jose Jose didn't win ... he came in 3rd (total rip off) - no one remembers the 1st or 2nd place songs but everyone knows "El Triste!"

[@urielbenavides7596]

He's called El Rey for a reason

[@nikkodogz]

Great song., nice reaction... Btw Its actually a song/video from 1972, And he also start/co starred in a few movies

[@DonVon]

Omg wow! Thx for that

[@diredayz2228]

As a Hispanic, i can definitely grito like that "siren" did 🤣🤣 been doing it since a kid 😭

[@malverchaves3105]

Love Chente. Saw him in concert. He makes me want to drink. Lol My daughter plays softball in college and this is her walk up song.

[@E-viral-0-6]

The Grito (Shout) and the vocals sustained is about being proud of being a hardworking person and respecting everyone

[@forgidendrogo]

3:25 Every mexican chingon can do that, el grito, you do it when you are overfilled with joy

[@berenicetorres398]

Most definitely can do that, it’s a Mexican thing, when we listen to this music that grito (siren 😂) is a must!!!

[@amycostales7016]

The only thing I can do with my voice es ese grito. Lo.amo

[@chapina1492]

I've been listening to Vicente since I was in my mom's womb. My dad played him every weekend while he pretty much got drunk. Still.... I love it. I love his music. It's in my DNA. His voice is UNICA... one and only. I cried when he passed. I got to see him in concert. Best memory ever. RIP Chente❤

[@dominictafoya9969]

Man I have had the great experience of seeing Juan Gabriel, Jose Jose and Vicente Fernandez live at the Juarez fair and just a couple of feet away and it's a totally different experience than seeing them in a normal concert great experience!!

[@caropalma5763]

Envidia de la buena!

[@adriana_gnzlz]

there will never be anyone like vicenete fernandez. rip to a legend🙏🏼😮‍💨

[@cesarsalas756]

You need to see Jose Jose!! Especially when he preformed el Triste!! Vocals are wild!!

[@gohunter2]

RIP Vicente , you should react to Acá Entre Nos (En Vivo) he is much older but still maintains s strong voices .

[@jennifermojica6557]

Legends that are missed ! My best memories of my mom whom is no longer on this earth ..

[@kuraraShotai9]

One of the amazing things about this type of singing is that the singer will almost hold themselves back at the beginning, a gentle start that feels like the calm before the storm. Then once its time to belt it out, it goes STRONG, either as a boom as a sustained note or even as the Grito. The techniques vary with every singer but its fascinating to see how they all follow the pattern

[@jrz3718]

He’s the frank sinatra of Mexico

[@pepeisarat]

What's crazy is that the shout was one of the mariachis lol

[@loresalas18]

In college, singing this song with roommates, at the top of our lungs after a few drinks lol. This is the song that touches our deepest emotions.

[@Monica-mm2vv]

He realized he was wrong and knows he lost and wants to go back to his woman. This gets me in the feels. Grandma would play it at the ranch in Jalisco as if we were at some concert. The days I wish I could go back to. 😢

[@tonysomoza2640]

This is the Man. Miss this man everyday. Volver i Volver. Munchas Gracias Don Vicente. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽. Tucson, Arizona.

[@elosogonzalez8739]

Vicente was the Mexican Elvis! He was so talented. RIP Vicente.😊 My wife, who is from Mexico wanted to see him as he was the greatest singer South of the Border. He came to Phoenix a couple of years ago. I was excited to see him too. As a "Gringo"(White Male) who grew up in Albuquerque, NM I knew his music as you'll hear Volver at least once a night at any Karoke event. He was an Actor who was also a gifted singer in his early years and I think he was probably sang until the end of his life. The only Mexican singer I've ever seen; The man brought the house down! He was $hit faced after 3 hours of singing. After about every three songs, he'd take a shot of Tequila! He was incredible! I'm glad I got to see him perform. His music will last forever!❤

[@LunaOrgana]

I like how no matter what race or genre person I watch they all get a similar expression of….sadness? Bittersweet? Like it translates regardless of you understand Spanish cause of the passion and emotion Vicente performs with

[@jorgevermex1]

Recommend you listen to Luis Miguel, my personal favorite song "La Bikina" 🤙🏼 As a native of Mexico, thanks for listening and admiring our music, respect! 🙏

[@teddielynn72]

Best "Charro" ever, love it when he sang with mariachi, you gotta get more of him.

[@nayadecardenas3666]

The outfit is a Mexican traditional "Charro" dress (Mexican Cowboy) worn at "charriadas" bull/ horse competitions.

[@monaestrada6256]

That siren was the CLASSIC GRITO! I was just 12_ years old when I first heard him at a concert I went too with my uncles and aunties! Fast forward. I was 65 and saw him in concert again. My son took me! My best concert! Cuz my son Aaron was able to do that high GRITO! I TAUGHT HIM ! LOL. I learned to echale! Papacito!

[@zavalzadesigns22]

You gotta see Big Boy from power 106 singing with Vicente Fernandez at his concert!!!

[@lalo9619]

Cowboys concept started in Mexico. A Charro is Mexican cowboy that actually started the rodeo tradition how to rope etc. the big hats and the way they’re dressed comes from Spain but changed once it was in Mexico. The big hats are really just supposed to be useful from the hot sun down south, but mariachis are musicians so there Charo outfit is a lot more peacocky then an actual Charro “cowboy” would be because they are just for show back in the day. You would pay a group of mariachis to go serenade your girlfriend at her house.

[@ToniMg4u]

Oooo.. ANOTHER Great Icon of Mexican music who is no longer with us!!... Juan Gabriel....Ballads Vicente Fernandez.. "Ranchera" That little high octave yell..is a "3 Tequila shot" LOL.. Sr. V. Fernandez had an Amazing international career as well..INCLUDING a duet with none other than the late Great Ledgendary.. Mr Tony Bennett!!!.. with the song Return to Me..(Regresa a Mi)... Thnk U and God Bless ✌️❤️😎👍👍🇺🇸🇲🇽

[@ePoLnA]

Return, return…and yes. Vicente --Chente -- plus I am THAT OLD … thank you for discovering/exploring Mexican folklore. Another icon…I am old enough to have seen him Live. He embraced his audience to the point we became his chorus. Oh, the memories you, young man, are bringing. I am smiling ear to ear. Yes..that is him going that high. It is an art!

[@jorden1618]

The big hats are used for mariachi bands and it is used to sing and I the hat comes with the suit for singing too

[@davidcalderon5536]

i saw him at the joe freeman coliseum in San Antonio back in the 90's and when he did that long note he pulled his mic down during that note and in the whole arena you could not tell the difference

[@rosadelapaz9440]

Thank you for like our culture

[@robertluna8993]

El Rey! Legend 🇲🇽 may rest in peace

[@Pandagabs]

❤❤❤ Thank You For this Don!!❤️❤️❤️

[@Brandy_L]

This song brings back the memories ❤

[@gloace2202]

In my opinion Vicente's voice is the best from Mexico, there are many spectacular musicians and singers in Mexico but Chente is an icon and a legend. I am puertorrican married to a Mexican and I had a crush on Vicente when I was a teen because of the melody of his voice even tho he was WAY older than me

[@MiniAcctns]

I love the video of him singing with his son. That was one amazing moment.

[@evieollie8727]

Volver mean to come back. He wants to come back to his loves life, he said he will get to where ever she is, he knows how to count his loses/ knows about loss but is eager to volver/come back. That is the song in a fast summary

[@romoreyes2557]

PLEASE react to "Acá entre nos" live! It's gonna blow your mind!

[@Nathanielnavarro811]

If he understood why VICENTE "feels the lyrics" knowing the story behind the lyrics would make you feel amazing.❤

[@Liveatlogan]

@donvon Look for Sigo siendo El Rey that song and his voice will blow you out the water 💦!! I’m Dominican 🇩🇴🇩🇴 and we love both Vicente and Juan Gabriel.

[@cindyj9151]

He was THEE best!! Every song leaves chills.

[@Jezza586]

Absolute mf LEGEND!!! And you’re a legend for appreciating this 👏🏼

[@MrPepemarciano]

Bro, what can we say… the goat.

[@txbandit101]

Vicente was the GOAT,,,,

[@sillydreamz89]

Oh, Vicente Montero, he was my gma’s fav. She’d start her Saturdays listening to him and cleaning, and always ended up drunk and still listening to him 🤣 He’s another classic. He has amazing songs.

[@deetrevi1]

That big hat dates further back than cowboy look. They are all called Charros.. This song decribes his pain after loosing his love and his vow to return.. "volver volver" translates to return as in I shall return to your side.

[@viridiananajar8150]

Nuestro Chente❤❤

[@elvisescobar8760]

Rip to the GOAT

[@raquelsandoval-ochoa1431]

He wants to return (volver).to her arms

[@ClaudiaVirginiaAlarconBenavide]

Volver Volver, is a love song about loosing the one you love and you want them back

[@MariaGomez-zj3zf]

He recorded a song with Tony Bennett “Return To Me” (Regresa a mi) Tony went out to Vicente’s ranch to record. You should check it out. They’re walking around in the ranch showing him his horses.

[@lauravaldez8792]

Los Panchos...amazing guitar, congas, and amazing voices

[@GerardoA02]

I remember gong to one of Vincente Fernandez concert.... the crowd man.... Jesus

[@Assassinsolano]

Sombre means shadow so Sombrero is a hat to cover you that large hats will give you cover in the sun very practical for farmers/ cowboys especially in the desert

[@ozzymandias5280]

Appreciate you doing these!

[@roseolvera8440]

Love that song!!!

[@daisycastillo5984]

He sang Frank Sinatra. I did it my way in Spanish… powerful

[@GabrielGonzalez-ky2qc]

Another GOAT Jose alfredo Jimenez, and pedro infante

[@Ssaiyanchick]

He is not just like JUAN he is better. That’s why he is THE KING.

[@ryancarona4199]

You don’t even have to understand what he is saying that singing and that vibe you feel it in your soul.

[@wrxboi80]

A true man’s man. And a true ladies man. The greatest

[@raymundogarcia1035]

@DonVon. The hat comes from the hispanic heritage adopted by the natives and new Spain landlords to cover the head during farming and herd cattle. Then the charro outfit was gaining popularity because it was a sign of richness. The complete outfit can be very expensive, with details in gold and or silver handcrafted. A TITANs player honored our culture dressing a "traje de charro" Derrick Henry. You can see the video and pictures.

[@SuperPreciosa7]

He wants to come back to his love, great song!

[@marcusmoreno86]

Bro! This was fkn awesome love it

[@totalenergy80]

The siren scream was not him, was one of the band members but is a traditional happy scream, Mariachi clothing, or * traje de charro*, is based on the traditional Mexican outfit of the charro, a type of horseman. The charro suit is a Mexican adaptation of Spanish equestrian attire, and was once the attire of Mexico's rural upper class

[@bobbyf28]

That video is probably as old as me or older (I just turned 44). And as mentioned b4 he was the GOT of his "era" of the mariachi music. Look for the last tour video

[@davidperalta876]

RIP THE GOAT CHENTE

[@MSaucedo760]

It's from 12 years ago..??? Na bro, it's actually from 1972, but it still resonates with the newer generation.. I consider this as cut my veins type of music 😅