Vicente Fernández, the cowboy crooner who became known as El Rey, the king of Mexican ranchera music, performing traditional songs across Latin America and the United States with his operatic ...

And like any good ranchera musician, Cuevas wore a traditional charro outfit to pick her Grammy and give her acceptance speech. “My charro outfit is like my second skin.

Homemade salsa ranchera is a must-have for anyone who loves bold, real-food flavor without the fuss. Unlike fresh salsa ...

Rita Vidaurri, who became famous across Latin America as a ranchera singer in the 1940s and ‘50s and stopped performing at the height of her renown, only to rekindle her career when she was ...

Rubén Miranda hosts “El Rancho de Vicente,” a radio show dedicated to the music of ranchera icon Vicente Fernández, which he has done for two decades. The one-hour radio show airs every ...

Mexican crooner In 1976, Guadalajara singer Vicente Fernandez recorded Fernando Maldando's "Volver, Volver," a ranchera song in which a man accepts blame in a relationship and begs a woman to come ...

Many Mexicans deal with heartbreak by listening to rancheras, traditional songs from Mexico's countryside. One young woman found a connection to her ancestors through the sounds of guitars and tears.

The 81-year-old royal of ranchera music has been hospitalized for more than two months. And as NPR's Carrie Kahn reports, fans are worried about his fate and the future of the music he defined.

Rita Vidaurri, known as La Calandria (the Lark) sang a farewell during the funeral of a fellow ranchera singer, Lydia Mendoza, in 2007 in San Antonio. She had rekindled her career in 2001 after ...