With a risk of rain, as is usually the case in the outdoor concerts, thousands of fans gathered on Saturday afternoon in the GNP Stadium To enjoy the voice of Alejandro Fernándezwho continues his international tour “From king to king”a tribute to his father, Vicente Fernández.

From the road to the enclosure, east of the city, the emotion of the attendees was already perceived: some for the cowboy boots and others by the shirt with the face of the son of the “Charro de Huentitán”.

At the station Metro Sports Citywhere most went down, the atmosphere was verbena.

Photo: David Rosas/El Universal.

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Hunting vendors offered shirts, sweatshirts, thermos, cups, stickers, buttons and posters, while fans were preparing for the musical evening.

The waterproofs became the best -selling article, since, as Leticia, Ricardo and Alejandro, from the State of Mexico, “the rain will not stop us, although it depends on the intensity.”

Fans get ready to live the night of music and tradition in honor of Vicente Fernández’s legacy. Photo: David Rosas/El Universal.

“(Alex) is a great representative of the music of our country and the legacy of Vicente Fernández and the Mexican tradition, it is the one that we have left now that there is no longer his father, the truth is more fans of the fools, but the way in which the Chente sings are also very good, of course we hope that it does not rain but we do not control it,” they said.

For Gisel and his parents, Jesus and Patricia, the experience was simply enjoying a great exponent of Mexican music. “He is my great love, I love him. I come for his songs, but I don’t dislike Congo either, especially if his son sings them,” Gisel said.

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His father, Don Jesús, stressed that Vicente’s songs are part of Mexico’s legacy and are impressive for any Mexican regional lover.

During the afternoon-night, hats and leather jackets dominated the fashion scenario among the attendees, while talking about the Fernández, those who are no longer there, those who continue and the new generation that keeps alive the tradition of the Mexican song.