Antonio Aguilar’s granddaughter and Vicente Fernandez’s grandson will likewise send off a new collab “Cuéntame” this week.
Majo Aguilar and Alex Fernández will be accountable for joining interestingly the two most significant traditions of ranchera music: the Aguilar and Fernández families.
Antonio Aguilar’s granddaughter and Vicente Fernández’s grandson have reported a visit together for the fall, which they have named Dos Dinastías, Una Tradición (Two Lines, One Custom). Notwithstanding the visit, they likewise declared another cooperation, “Cuéntame,” which will be delivered this Thursday (Aug. 8).
“It is exceptionally normal that in this kind of idea there are self images or battles about credits,” Alex Fernández told Announcement Español. “Here all that will be impartial we have an incredible relationship or more all correspondence.”
“Here no last name offsets the other,” added Majo Aguilar. “It will be a show where we will take a little piece of Mexico to the US, so people in general can feel the party and the delight of Mexican music, singing the melodies of their golden calves Wear Antonio and Wear Vicente, as well as our own tunes.”
The visit will start off Oct. 25 in Savannah, Georgia and make stops in urban communities in Tennessee, North Carolina and California, with the primary leg finishing Nov. 30 in Redwood City. More dates will be reported soon, as indicated by a proclamation.
Concerning the forthcoming delivery, it is a shock ranchera wrote by Majo Aguilar that will likewise be the melody that distinguishes the visit. “Let me know how it feels to realize that you won’t contact my body/And that regardless of how diligently you attempt our relationship is dead/Pressing forward is the only option,” goes a refrain in Spanish.
The music video — which will act as the introduction to the show — was shot in Monterrey, Mexico under the heading of Gil Cerezo, performer and imaginative overseer of the Mexican band Unusual, who has recently worked with Majo.
Albeit the two specialists deal with their vocations independently from that of their dads — individual Mexican music symbols Antonio Aguilar, Jr. also, Alejandro Fernández — their perspectives on the idea have been vital to them.
“My father let me know that what we are doing is restoring something extremely brilliant in two exceptionally lovely voices, which bodes an extraordinary achievement,” said Majo. Alex, as far as it matters for him, shared the expressions of his renowned dad: “I’m extremely content with what you are doing, I’m certain you will find success.”
Dos Dinastías, Una Tradición means to carry customary Mexican music to new ages.
“Subgenres, for example, [corridos] tumbados are great that they exist and get along admirably, however it is essential to shield custom,” said Alex. To which Majo added: “I find the new developments that arise in Mexican music exceptionally fascinating, yet I accept that we shouldn’t quit focusing on our actual roots, which are ranchera and banda music, we shouldn’t mistake one thing for the other”.
The following are the affirmed dates for Majo Aguilar and Alex Fernández’s Dos Dinastías, Una Tradición visit:
Oct. 25 — Savanna, Ga. — Conference hall
Oct. 26 — Clarksville, Tenn. — Realm Center
Oct. 27 — Wilmington, N.C. — Assembly hall
Nov. 22 — Ventura, Calif. — The Lofty Ventura Theater
Nov. 23 — Fresno, Calif. — Saroyan Theater
Nov. 24 — Stockton, Calif. — The Bounce Trust Theater
Nov. 27 — Bakersfield, Calif. — The Fox Theater
Nov. 29 — Salinas, Calif. — The Fox Theater
Nov. 30 — Redwood City, Calif. — The Fox Theater
