US EditionIn the Canelo-'Berlanga' fight, Camila Fernández sings the Mexican National Anthem and MAKES A MISTAKE
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Camila Fernández changed a word when singing the Mexican National Anthem, in her participation prior to the fight between Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez and Edgar Berlanga
Don't miss Canelo's face when Camila Fernández makes a mistake in the National Anthem. pic.twitter.com/RJK6p16gCl — Hakbar J. (@HakbarCJ) September 15, 2024 Camila Fernández shone like never before when she sang the Mexican National Anthem... badly, during the fight between Canelo Álvares and Edgar Berlanga, at the T-Mobile Arena Las Vegas. Nerves were present during the performance of Vicente Fernández's granddaughter, who used the word “earth…
The singer and daughter of Alejandro Fernndez, Camila, changed the lyrics of the Mexican National Anthem in the fight of Sal 'Canelo' lvarez in Las Vegas.
El Canelo came to the defense of one of the women of the Fernández dynasty, calling her mistake singing the National Anthem Carla Aponte/OEM-Informex The singer Camila Fernández was in charge of representing Mexico singing the National Anthem before the fight that Canelo Álvarez had against Edgar Berlanga over the national weekend, although it was a mistake that attracted the attention of social networks. Although Fernández's mistake in singing …
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Sin Embargo MXCiudad de México, 15 de septiembre (SinEmbargo).– La cantante Camila Fernández, hija de Alejandro Fernández y nieta de Vicente Fernández, cambió ayer la letra del Himno Nacional, el cual interpretó previo a la pelea que disputó Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez contra Edgar Berlanga, en Las Vegas, lo que desató una ola de críticas en redes sociales. La hija de Alejandro Fernández subió al ring en la T-Mobile Arena de Las Vegas a cantar el Himno Nacional. La…
This is not the first time that a Mexican singer has been wrong, as has been the case of Ángela Aguilar, Danna Paola, Coque Múñiz or Pablo Montero
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