Mexican singer Vicente Fernandez, one of the most important exponents of ranchera music, released a melody in which invites residents Latinos in the United States to vote for the Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in the November presidential election, "Dear friends, his voice is your vote, together can "declaims the artist, wearing his broad hat and a black suit elegant mariachi, before singing his song in a video posted on YouTube. "Hillary, are you / our vote you tell / you're going to be our voice / being in the presidency," he intoned the "Charro Huentitán" with its hoarse, shrill voice between trumpets and guitars. For his part, the candidate thanked the gesture on his Twitter account in Spanish. "We are honored this support and will not stop fighting to create opportunities for everyone," Clinton wrote.
The main opponent of Clinton, Republican Donald Trump, has earned the repudiation of Mexicans in calling immigrants of this nationality of criminals and rapists, and threaten to block remittances to make Mexico pay for a border wall. " my freedom, my rights / by Hillary yes no respect / her president / always have a bridge, "Fernandez sings in his song dedicated to Clinton, whose poll lead is minimal with respect to the tycoon Trump. "Mrs. Clinton, I'm here to ask you when you get to the presidency not forget all my Mexican and Latin American brothers. A hug and go to say hello when in the presidency," recites the Mexican singer, leaning on a fence corral for horses. Fernandez made this surprise appearance in April after bid farewell to the stage in a massive concert in the Azteca Stadium, after more than 50 years of career.
