Mocedades & Alex Fernández in Guatemala City

Mocedades is a Spanish vocal group formed in Bilbao in 1967, initially under the name Voces y Guitarras. Its folk-pop and canción melódica repertoire is best known for “Eres Tú,” which placed second at the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, as well as “Tómame o déjame” and “Amor de hombre.” At Eurovision in Luxembourg, Mocedades presented “Eres Tú” through the close ensemble harmonies that became central to its concerts. The group later took that vocal format to Chile for the Viña del Mar International Song Festival.

Alex Fernández is a Mexican ranchera and mariachi singer, born in Mexico City in 1993. The son of Alejandro Fernández and grandson of Vicente Fernández, he introduced his traditional style on the debut album Sigue la Dinastía, which includes “Te Amaré,” and followed it with Buscando el Olvido. At the 2019 Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas, he performed as part of a three-generation family appearance with Vicente Fernández and Alejandro Fernández. He later opened concerts on the US leg of the Hecho en México tour, presenting his own mariachi repertoire before Alejandro Fernández.