His bolero-singing superpowers could repair (or break) any heart

Six albums into his career as a ranchera star, Alejandro Fernández conquers the genre of his father, “King of Ranchera” Vicente Fernández, and transitions into the role of successful bolero singer. The Emilio Estefan-produced collection is laced with succulent string orchestration, cascading brass melodies, and a mariachi flair, but the real draw is Fernández's passionate, gravelly baritone. True romance thrives in “Si Tu Supieras,” which gleams with sweeping violins and swoon-inducing harmonies, while “Volveras” shines with slinky nylon leads and the singer's intoxicating vibrato.