Fernando Medina
Fernando Medina is a singer from Mexico City who became known for his song "Corazón Sin Fe." The ballad about unrequited love connected with listeners in the...
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Fernando Medina is a singer from Mexico City who became known for his song "Corazón Sin Fe." The ballad about unrequited love connected with listeners in the late 1990s when he released his debut album of the same name. He later put out other albums including "Lágrimas de Amor," "Vivir Sin Ti," and "Volveré a Amar."
His music draws from traditional Mexican sounds and American R&B, and he's worked with musicians like guitarist Francisco "Paco" Rodríguez and bassist Carlos "El Charro" García. In 2005, Medina was arrested for drug possession, which created some difficulties for his career at the time.
His songs tend to focus on themes of heartbreak and emotional pain, with "Corazón Sin Fe" remaining his most recognizable track.
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