The Life and Death of Freddy Fender

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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2010

A school project on Hispanic singer Freddy Fender
Sources
1. Bacon, Tony. Fuzz & Feedback: Classic Guitar Music of the '60s. San Francisco: Miller Freeman, 2000. Print.
2. http://www.freddyfender.com/
3. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6283208

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  • Thanks for posting this, -excellent!! Freddy to say the least was such a nice man and an awesome singer.

  • thank you for sharing this video, although I did not know who the artist was, I knew his voice, it was distinctive. Lets hope he is still singing...to the angels.

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  • This was a school project??? It's better than most network shit!

    I really like how you ended it. "He deserves nothing but respect".

    You sound like a very clever kid. Well done.

    Freddy Fender was my first wife's favourite musician (She was a hispanic too!) Freddy Fender was a legend to a lot of people.

  • Excellent this told me everything I always wanted to know about Freddy... Hope you got a good grade for this project. well done you.... RIP Freddy...your music goes on.

  • Thank you so much for making this!! I had started to cry at the end when you spoke of his death but i knew it was inevitable.. im crying while im typing this lol.. My grandpa got to meet him in jail and he has always been a big favorite in my family almost like a family member. We Love all his music. Rip Freddy Fender!! We love you & miss you, you will never be forgotten!!

  • Nicely done.....thanks

  • Great job.

  • Thank You for your respect!!!

  • Thank you for the Bio on Freddy Fender, it was really enlightning. You are so right that at that time 'Tejanos' were not really accepted in the music industry and that is why Baltemar Huerta changed his name to 'Freddy Fender' after the Fender guitar and gained prominence in the country music genre when the "Anglos" accepted him. I am thankful that I got to know Freddy personally when I lived in Corpus Christi.

  • Thank you for this information. I loved his music! Hope you did well for your school project!

  • Thank you, I was going to read up in his life but did never get there, Now I know and did not even have to read,

    Thank you

    Good job

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