The Mexican artist embarks on his second tour of Spain, building on the remarkable success and outstanding reception of his previous two visits to the country.
Alex Fernández returns to Spain in 2026 to reconnect with an audience that has shown him exceptional warmth and affection since his very first performances. His presence on Spanish stages has gone far beyond the music itself: audiences recognise him not only as a young artist with a distinctive identity, but also as the natural heir to one of the most celebrated dynasties in Mexican music.
Grandson of the legendary Vicente Fernández and son of Alejandro Fernández, Alex carries forward a legacy that has become part of the emotional memory of several generations. Yet his artistic vision extends well beyond his family heritage. With a distinctive voice, elegant interpretations and a contemporary approach to Mexican music, he has carved out his own place on the international music scene.
His 2026 Spanish tour marks another important step in the consolidation of his international career. Following the enthusiastic response to his previous visits, Alex returns with a renewed show designed to bring audiences the power of mariachi, the emotion of the ranchera bolero and the contemporary nuances of Latin pop. A combination he describes as *mariachi-pop*: respect for tradition, heartfelt emotion and a thoroughly modern sound.
“Spain has shown me a very special kind of affection. Coming back means reuniting with an audience that understands my music, my story and everything my family represents.”
In every performance, Alex Fernández delivers an experience where intimacy, elegance and emotion come together. His repertoire resonates both with those who grew up listening to Vicente and Alejandro Fernández and with a new generation discovering a fresh and contemporary approach to Mexican music.
The response from Spanish audiences confirms that his relationship with Spain goes far beyond a promotional tour. It is a genuine connection with the artist, his personality and everything he represents: the living continuation of the Fernández dynasty, projected into the future with respect, talent and a voice entirely his own.
Approximate duration: 90 minutes
