Ramon Fernandez recently shared the story behind his tattoo in honor of his grandfather, Vicente Fernandez. Inspired by the tattoo his brother Vicente got, Ramon decided to tattoo an image of his grandfather holding a rooster. To him, his grandfather was like a second father, and this song holds a very special meaning as it touches his heart deeply.
Ramon confessed that although the tattooing process was painful and he had to stop before finishing due to an infection, the final result was worth it. Unfortunately, the tattoo got infected on one occasion and prevented him from being present at his grandfather's last birthday, but he assures that his grandfather is always with him at all times and he carries him with him even though the tattoo is not yet finished.
Vicente Fernandez's grandson also revealed that the song "Estos celos" has a special meaning in his life, as Joan Sebastian wrote it for his father inspired by the story of his parents and their separation. Ramon decided to include this song in his first EP "Para ti" as a way to honor his grandfather and connect with his own feelings.
Additionally, Ramon Fernandez spoke about the tattoos he shares with his brother and mentioned that every year a special mass takes place at Rancho Los 3 Potrillos to commemorate his grandfather Vicente's birthday. Despite his parents' separation when they moved to the ranch, his grandfather has always been an important figure in his life.
The singer, who has recently started his musical career professionally, emphasized the importance of keeping his grandfather's memory alive through music and meaningful tattoos, as a way to honor his legacy and maintain family ties beyond music.