Alejandro Fernandez, one of Mexico’s most famous romantic song artists, will return to Las Vegas on 15th of September, when he will perform on Grand Garden Arena, MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, starting 9 pm.

The Latin pop singer will ravish the hearts of his enthusiasts worldwide with his ballads, his romantic melodies and his traditional mariachi and ranchera songs. Of course, his repertoire will include his greatest hits like “Quiereme”, “Tantina pena”, “Me dedique a perderte”, “Yo naci para amarte”, “No se me hace facil olvidar”, “De nada sirve hablar”, “Manana es para siempre”, and many more.

Before the Alejandro Fernandez concert in Las Vegas, the artist will perform on 31st of August in Illusions Theater at the Alamodome, San Antonio. To find out where he will sing after the concert in Vegas check out his new Internet page, which will be ready on 27th of August.

Alejandro Fernandez was born on 24th of April, 1971, and he is the son of one of Mexico’s most popular and best artist, Vicente Fernandez, and Maria del Refugio Arbarca. Alejandro is a Latin Grammy-winning singer and he was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for recording at 6160 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.

Alejandro was nicknamed “El Potrillo” (“The Little Colt”) by both media and fans because he is being the son of Vicente, considered the most romantic and popular charro in Mexico.

In his early career years, Alejandro Fernandez started with traditional forms of Mexican folk and country music. However, his recent songs have focused more on pop music. The most important proof is his duet with Christina Aguilera – “Hoy tengo ganas de ti” (“Today I want you”), and also his other duet, with Beyonce Knowles – “Amor Gitano” (“Gypsy Love”).

Alejandro Fernandez was born in Guadalajara and he trained to be an architect. However, encouraged by his father, he started singing and in 1992 he recorded a self-titled album on Sony Discos he started singing. In 21 years of career, he recorded 18 albums and sold over 15 million records.