“I'm not a teetotaler. People know that I like to have my drinks. Specially when I go to work. I don't like to get drunk. I don't go out drunk. I never would, for respect to the audience. But sometimes I have a drink. I am a very nervous person, extremely nervous. So to calm me down, I like having a drink before going on stage.”

— Alejandro Fernández

Television interview (air date should be found) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X8Oq_AQVPo.

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