Across Los Angeles, fans mourned Vicente Fernandez.

Across Los Angeles, fans mourned Vicente Fernandez.
Jose Guadalupe Alvarez doesn’t cry very often.
But on Sunday, in between answering customers’ questions at a party supply store in downtown Los Angeles, tears welled in his eyes as he remembered Vicente Fernandez.
“My father died a year ago,” said Alvarez, 64.
“It feels like losing him again.”

Across L.A.
on Sunday, people mourned the legendary Mexican singer who died that morning at the age of 81.
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They blared his songs from speakers in homes and cars and at shops and restaurants.
Mourners piled flowers and candles around his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Musicians played “Hermoso Carino” for fans who threw back beers in the afternoon.
Janet Lopez, 35, and Jimmy Mancilla, 34, headed to Mariachi Plaza in Boyle Heights with their young children Sunday morning, wanting to be in a place where they knew Fernandez would be on everyone’s minds.