Vicente Fernandez returns with banda duets

A new posthumous tribute pairs Vicente Fernandez with banda stars across generations.

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Sep 15, 2026

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Vicente Fernandez returns with banda duets

A new posthumous tribute pairs Vicente Fernandez with banda stars across generations.

In brief

A new posthumous tribute pairs Vicente Fernandez with banda stars across generations. The album reframes Fernandez classics with banda arrangements and duet partners to keep his songs moving across generations. Originally reported by Billboard.

A banda tribute returns

Vicente Fernández performs onstage during the 20th annual Latin GRAMMY Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on Nov. 14, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Sony Music released Tributo al Rey con Banda Vol. 2 on Sept. 15, the sixth posthumous Vicente Fernandez project since his 2021 death.

Classics get new voices

The album recasts Fernandez hits with Sinaloan banda instead of mariachi, then pairs his voice with regional Mexican artists.

Ten duets anchor it

From left: Lucero, Luis Miguel, Vicente Fernández, Rocio Durcal, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán

Julio Preciado appears on Las Llaves de Mi Alma, Ana Barbara joins Hermoso Carino, and Joan Sebastian is featured on El Ultimo Barco.

A newer generation joins

Banda MS, Edwin Luna, Victor Garcia, Joss Favela and Lenin Ramirez also appear, with Ramirez leading the focus track Cruz de Olvido.

“For me, it’s a great honor and privilege to be part of this”

The family shaped it

Executive producer Vicente Fernandez Jr. said the collaborations were chosen to help his father’s music keep reaching listeners over time.

“my father’s musical legacy continues to transcend time”

El Rey still leads

Fernandez released more than 70 albums, acted in over 30 films, and still draws 15 million monthly Spotify listeners. His El Rey tops Billboard’s mariachi list.

The bottom line

The album reframes Fernandez classics with banda arrangements and duet partners to keep his songs moving across generations.

Read the original on Billboard

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