Mexico.– He had a bad relationship with Vicente, his father, due to his character. They were humble people, so his father always made him work hard, but his mother, Paula Gomez, who was a great singer, encouraged him to pursue his dream. Some important moments in his life and his rise to success were shown in this series by Televisa, as well as details about the singer’s family. This “bioserie,” titled “The Last King,” has also shown how his childhood with Vicente Fernandez was.

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“Más allá de que su papá fue un hombre que nunca pudo darle nada, que fue un hombre que maltrató a su mamá, fue un hombre duró. Era su padre y murió tan mal”, escribió Olga Wornat en su libro “El último rey”.

Despite the affection he had for his father, Vicente pointed out on some occasions that his behavior was reproachable, even though he was not a bad man.

What was the cause of death of Ramón Fernández, Vicente Fernández’s father?

Vicente Fernández’s father died from cirrhosis caused by his alcoholism, as stated by Olga Wornat, the writer and journalist author of the book “El último rey,” which is the basis for the series produced by Televisa, according to.

According to the Argentine author, ‘Chente’ found out about his father’s death at the Teatro Blanquita in Mexico City during a concert. It seems that the singer received the news over the phone but continued with his performance.

The repertoire of “El Charro de Huentitán” acknowledged the tune “MI querido viejo,” a melody that Vicente Fernández devoted to his father throughout the performance, as a tribute to him.

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The father of Vicente Fernández left him and his sisters

Vicente Fernández allegedly abandoned his family in episode 9 of the biographical series, where his life is showcased.

The scene begins with Vicente reproaching his father, who is going to leave them because they live in a house that they are going to be evicted from in a hurry; his father quickly packs his suitcase and Vicente tells him that his whole life was ruined by the expensive alcohol that the drunkard controlled. The heated argument between his father and Vicente ends with the young man hitting his father ‘Chente’ after he offended his sisters.

“Eres un padre mediocre, un padre mediocre”, le dice con irá Vicente.

“Mother left (she died), father as well (he abandoned them), Vicente tries to console his sisters by telling them that they need to face this situation.”

¿Cuáles son las hermanas de Vicente Fernández?

The parents of Vicente Fernández and María del Refugio, who was the eldest and Teresa, the youngest of the three, were José Ramón Fernández Barba and María Paula Gómez Ponce.

Vicente Fernández was born on February 17, 1940, in Huentitán El Alto, a town in Jalisco, where his younger sister, lovingly called “Teresita,” also came into the world.

Refugio María believes that she was born in Tepatitlán, where Vicente’s parents were originally from, but they moved to Huentitán for work-related issues.

Always imposing solidarity among them; since then it became his favorite instrument, the guitar that his mother gave to Vicente when he was eight years old, and who also instilled in him the love for horses, nature, and family, his mother, who instilled in him the love for horses, nature, and family, characterized Vicente and his two sisters for being united.

The “De Primera Mano” program revealed an anecdote in which the brother who was discussed would usually smear pork lard on their backs and lick them back if they ever fought, showing how important this was.

The bond that the singer maintained with his mother and sisters was shown in episodes 3 and 4 of the bioseries “El último rey: El hijo del pueblo”, although there isn’t much information about Vicente Fernández’s sisters’ private life.