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Over 100K People Sang “El Rey” Drunk With Vicente One Final Time

By April 18, 2016 at 3:28 pm

This weekend, many said goodbye to one of the greatest performers to ever live – and we don’t mean Kobe.

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We mean our king, the great, el inigualable, Vicente Fernández.

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The legend gave his last concert at El Estadio Azteca, which seats close to 100k.

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You best believe every seat in the house was taken.

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Before the show started, other iconic singers of our times gave Chente a small tribute.

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Then, the king stepped out.

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And everyone lost it, rightfully so.

That stage tho… built for royalty.

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In classic Chente style, he threw back a few shots before each song.

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If you’ve been to his concerts, you know it’s tradition.

He sang all his major hits, including this one that gets the tears flowing.

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But one of the best moments was when Alejandro joined.

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So many emotions.

They killed it, obviously.

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All 100k attendees sang with him when he started belting this one out.

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It was probably one of the most anticipated songs, tbh.

After his last time to ever sing “El Rey” in front of an audience, the stage exploded in celebration.

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Is anyone else tearing up? ?

This was a show of a lifetime for many.

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Because not even Kobe’s 60-point game tops this for a Vicente fan.

After an almost 50-year career, this is how our king said goodbye.

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Don’t goooooooo.

He followed the concert with a heartfelt message on Twitter.

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All we can say is thank you, king. We’re eternally grateful.

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And long live the king.

READ: 9 Reasons You HAVE TO Follow Vicente Fernandez on IG and Snap

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Bolero Meets The Modern Club in Los Rivera Destino’s New Single “Castigo” with Pedro Capó

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Bolero Meets The Modern Club in Los Rivera Destino’s New Single “Castigo” with Pedro Capó

By April 15, 2021 at 1:14 pm
BY  | April 15, 2021 AT 1:14 pm

Puerto Rican band Los Rivera Destino are back with their new single “Castigo” featuring Pedro Capó. The song is the first single from their long awaited album which is due to be released this summer.

“Castigo” is the best of both worlds: fusing Bolero and Dembow, creating a fresh take on songs we would listen to at the club.

We had the chance to interview Los Rivera Destino for Latido Music by mitú, and they talked about filming the music video, songs that they would like to see with Bolero covers, working with Bad Bunny again, and more.

Check out our interview below:

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Dimelo Flow Talks Career Beginnings, Working With Sech, Daddy Yankee and Representing Panamá at The Global Music Stage

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Dimelo Flow Talks Career Beginnings, Working With Sech, Daddy Yankee and Representing Panamá at The Global Music Stage

By April 12, 2021 at 6:52 am
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Welcome to Spotlight, where we do a deep dive in the careers of artists, producers, songwriters and more people making an impact in the Latin music industry.

Dimelo Flow, the Panamanian producer behind hits like “Relación Remix” and “Otro Trago“, talked to us about how he started off as a basketball prospect turned club DJ, and how his love for music led him to become a producer. Now he’s not only working with the biggest names in Reggaeton like Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, and Bad Bunny, but has his sights on making global records and putting Panamá on the map.

Watch the full interview below:

During our Spotlight interview, Dimelo also talked to us about his creative process, knowing exactly how to craft the perfect remix and where to locate each artist to create the perfect synergy on a track.

Dimelo also touched on reinventing his sound and collaborating with fellow Panamian artist Sech for his upcoming album ‘42.’

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The Avengers project cemented Dimelo Flow, Sech, Dalex, Justin Quiles, Feid and Lenny Tavarez as a force in reggaeton and took their careers to new heights. Dimelo said that they are already working on a follow-up to The Academy.

He talked to us about sliding into Tyga’s DM’s and now he wants to produce for mainstream artists, naming his dream collabs to work with Post Malone, Drake, and Travis Scott.

READ: Run Away From That Toxic Relationship with Dalex’s New Single “Feeling”

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