A little rain is all it takes for some musicians to cancel their concerts. Alejandro Fernández, on the other hand, has no problem singing through a natural disaster.
Mexico was hit with its strongest earthquake in 100 years on Thursday, claiming the lives of at least 35 people and leveling buildings across the country.
But a mere shift in the earth’s tectonic plates wasn’t enough to stop the Mexican pop singer from finishing his set at his Mexico City concert.
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A video shared on the El Universal website shows Fernández paying homage to his father, ranchera singer Vicente Fernández, when the National Auditorium began a-shaking.
The rumble caused some concertgoers to head for the exits as the speakers high above began to sway. But Fern├â┬índez was unfazed — in fact, he added his own vibrations by belting out some powerful vocals!
Watch a clip of the incredible performance (below).
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