While he may have staged his triumphant farewell concert in 2016, ranchera king Vicente Fernández never claimed he was retiring from making albums. And even at age 78, his voice remains a marvel on the sumptuous Más Romántico Que Nunca. These performances are still rich with the passion and poignancy that first made him one of Mexico’s most beloved crooners in the ’60s, whether he’s floating through a tearful ballad (“Flores Negras”) or belting with a drama that many of his younger disciples can’t muster (“Agua Salada”).