Mexican superstar called AZ gov BREWER (some despicable name)

[UTUSN]

He's a Mexican. We don't know who he is, over here. When he dies, Mexico will go into Arch d'Triomphe drama, get it?!1 (Like, hordes carrying his coffin on their shoulders through the MASSES of streets - )

Anyway, he called the BREWER person A name or Many names or SOMEthing -- I just can't keep UP, all right?!1

He was singing at one of his events and said he was not dedicating this song, but something like that, to this X-ity, XXity, XXXXity (BREWER-person). He named her by name.

SO fun!11


Just for NUMBERS' sake, when Willie NELSON cut a record with Julio IGLESIAS, he was *very* impressed that Julio had sold millions of cuts/albums (worldwide). Vicente is UP there.


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http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/budweiser-goes-on-tour-with-mexican-singing-legend-vicente-fernandez-97841149.html

Budweiser Goes on Tour With Mexican Singing Legend Vicente Fernandez

..... Vicente Fernandez has sold more than 50 million albums, appeared in numerous films and earned global recognition including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year in 2002, inclusion in the International Latin Music Hall of Fame, and the 2009 Grammy for Best Regional Mexican album for "Necesito de Ti." .....

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[UTUSN]

1. It was probably a sexist name, just giving a clue here. n/t

[Cleita]

2. Name calling is unacceptable, no matter how much

the recipient deserves it. I prefer adjectives to nouns, myself. For instance, Governor Brewer is like a politician, rather than Governor Brewer is a politician.

[UTUSN]

3. Darling, I haven't told you I love you in a long,long time n/t