Can you sing Estos Celos by Vicente Fernández?

Estos Celos gives jealousy the full ranchera treatment, and Vicente Fernández delivers it from the bottom up: a researched E2 to F4 range whose 25 semitones start in genuine bass-baritone depth, the confession rumbling low before the pride and pain climb to sustained full-voice peaks. The 75 difficulty score charges for both floors.

The deciding element is the emotional low register: unlike most ranchera showpieces that live on high sustained finales, this one plants its most vulnerable admissions in the cellar, where the voice must sound wounded and enormous at once. The technique is weighted low resonance, full breath support under quiet depth, then the classic Chente escalation to wide-vibrato peaks as the jealousy boils over. Baritones fit everything except three stored floor semitones, the deepest confessions, which a slight lift or careful morning voice can reach. Basses cover the floor and face five ceiling semitones at the boil. Tenors sit eight above the stored floor; a four or five semitone lift keeps the wound audible in their register. Compare Si Nos Dejan for the same voice deployed upward instead of downward.

Practice cue: sing the lowest phrase first thing in the morning for a week, when the voice sits deepest. Map what is truly there before deciding what to transpose.

Written from this song's researched range on file, E2 to F4 (25 semitones). July 2026.