Salma Hayek honors legendary singer Vicente Fernández dedicating heartwarming words

Salma Hayek had fans doing a double take after seeing her latest social media post which came with a heartfelt tribute.MORE: Salma Hayek wore a bikini for breakfast - and fans were lost for wordsThe actress shared a throwback shot of herself from her movie Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, as she appeared on the scene looking bruised and bloodied.With her in the photo was Samuel L.

to the BBC, Mendoza, 42, was shot by a guman who rode up on the back of a motorbike driven by a second assailant. The gunman got off and opened fire with several other parents in the area.

Fans of Vicente Fernandez worldwide will be able to see a series based on his life starring Jaime Camil as the music icon via Netflix, Deadline has learned. The news arrives on the heels of Fernandez’s death last week at age 81.

Mattel is developing the live-action family drama Christmas Balloon, which will be written by Gabriela Revilla Lugo (A Million Little Things) based off a true story.

Mattel Films is developing a live-action family drama titled “Christmas Balloon,” based on a real-life story involving Mattel toys, the company announced Thursday.Gabriela Revilla-Lugo (“A Million Little Things”) will write the original screenplay.“Christmas Balloon” centers on a young girl, Dáyami, living in a Mexican border town who tries to send her Christmas list to Santa tied to a balloon.

Salma Hayek has mourned the passing of Vicente Fernandez, the Mexican superstar who died on 12 December 2021. The actress took to social media to share a tribute to the 81-year-old, calling him 'the King". DISCOVER: Salma Hayek lives in Justin Bieber's former 17-bedroom mansion"The King has left us," a translated post from Spanish read.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Latin America has submitted 15 contenders in the Academy Awards’ international feature category this time, not quite as big a haul as last year’s tally of 18.Leading the hopefuls is Mexico’s “Prayers for the Stolen,” the fiction debut of Tatiana Huezo, one of Variety’s 10 Directors to Watch in 2022. Her tale follows three girls as they come of age in a remote village afflicted by the drug trade and human trafficking.

Vicente “Chente” Fernández was an iconic Mexican singer and actor called “The King of Ranchero Music.”Fernández’ musical career took off when he released the single “Volver, Volver” (“Return, Return”) in 1976. It was a hit across Latin America and became a standard, covered by many artists in the years to come.

Vicente Fernández tribute has finally begun in the VFG Arena, at the ‘Los Tres Potrillos’ ranch in Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, near Guadalajara, Jalisco. Thousands of his fans gathered at the venue to say goodbye to the greatest idol of Mexico.

Los Angeles after a disturbance at a vigil for Mexican singer Vicente Fernández. Shots were reportedly fired across Hollywood’s Walk of Fame on SundayThe Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) were seen entering an apartment block above Hollywood Boulevard on Sunday night, amid sounds of a shooting.

J. Kim Murphy administratorVicente Fernández, an icon of traditional Mexican music, has died.

post on his official Instagram account announced the news of his death.A post shared by Vicente Fernández (@_vicentefdez)“It was an honor and a great pride to share with everyone his great musical career,” the translated post reads.

Vicente Fernández was born on February 17th, 1940, in Huentitan El Alto, Jalisco, where he’s known as “El Charro de Huentitan.” He was the son of Ramón Fernández Barba, a rancher, and Paula Gómez. In 1963, when his career as a singer started to pick up in Mexico, “Chente,” as he was known to his fans and followers, married María del Refugio Abarca.

Mexican musician, known as the El Ídolo de México or the Mexican Idol died at the age of 81. No cause of death has been released.

Legendary Mexican ranchera singer Vicente Fernandez has passed away. He was 81 years old.