When and where will Vicente Fernández’s series premiere?

Traditional Mexican music lost one of its great performers, Vicente Fernández. The patriarch of one of the most respected and beloved dynasties, he passed away last December at the age of 81, leaving a gap in the music industry that no one will ever be able to fill. A few months before his death, a Colombian production company began the recordings of the series about “El Charro de Huentitán”, starring the actor Jaime Camil.Before the death of Alejandro Fernández’s father “El Potrillo”, this project continues its course and its premiere is expected during this 2022. Vicente Fernández’s series is produced by Caracol Televisión, will have its premiere on Netflix and will be made up of 36 chapters. He will tell part of his childhood in his native Huentitán El Alto, state of Jalisco, Mexico, as well as his path to becoming one of the great idols of music. In a telephone interview with El Universal, Catalina Porto, Executive Manager of Caracol Television and president of Caracol Estudios México, said that she longed for the day of the premiere, to have Don Vicente Fernández and that he could see the complete series. It’s been very sad for us, we also think that really for us that doesn’t change things much. The recordings began on September 27, almost two months after Don Chente was hospitalized in the city of Guadalajara, Jalisco. Catalina Porto plans to finish filming next February. He also explained that after the death of the interpreter of songs such as “Acá entre nos”, “El Rey” and many more, not many have spoken about the expected series, “because we do not want it to be interpreted in the wrong way, we do not see this as an opportunity, but quite the opposite”. Long before his health problems, the grandfather of the singers Camila and Alex Fernández, carried out several hours of video calls with Catalina Porto and part of her team, to share several stories of his life and to be able to make the series. Last August Don Vicente Fernández suffered a fall from his height in his home, in the Rancho Los Tres Potrillos, located in Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Jalisco. He was rushed to Country 2000 Hospital in Guadalajara. Subsequently, when he underwent several studies, doctors diagnosed him with Guillain-Barré Syndrome, a condition in which the immune system attacks the nerves. This syndrome caused him other health problems, staying more than four months in the hospital, where he finally died on December 12, 2021, just when in Mexico the Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe is celebrated.Read more: “With a heartbreaking pain”, this is how Octavio Ocaña’s mother received the new year, immersed in memoriesAccording to the medical report, died of multi-organ failure from Guillain-Barré Syndrome; he was buried in his Rancho Los Tres Potrillos. Graduated from the University of the West in 2010 with a degree in Communication Sciences, passionate about human journalism. After participating in the Talent Workshop “La Oveja Negra” taught by the Machine of Ideas, I was recruited by El Debate companies and months after graduating, I began to work as a general information reporter and police. I am proudly founder of Periódico La i (where I served as editor and reporter) in the city of Guamúchil, Sinaloa, the popular newspaper of El Debate. Two years later I became editor of the newspaper La Sirena, another of the company’s popular newspapers. Later I migrated from paper to digital, moving to our web portal www.debate.com.mx, witnessing the evolution and growth it has had. I am currently a web reporter and entertainment journalist, conducting interviews with singers, groups and local, national and international actors, I have also specialized in K-Pop and K-Dramas. In these years working in the company, I have acquired knowledge about SEO positioning in Google and Analytics, as well as content development for social networks. See more



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