She ultimately brought these two worlds together, leaving behind a timeless legacy that still resonates with generations of fans around the world,” said Francisco Ramos, VP of Latin American Originals. “When Selena Quintanilla burst onto the Tejano music scene in the ‘80s, her dream was to make music that celebrated both her Latin roots and her Mexican-American upbringing. The second part of the show is set to launch on May 14. Gabriel Chavarria, Ricardo Chavira, Noemí Gonzalez, and Seidy López also star in the series, from writer/executive producer Moisés Zamora. And there’s no Selena without Suzette.Netflix Merchandise And Streaming Gift Cards To Be Sold In 2,400 Walmart Stores In U.S. Selena appears in every episode of the series: A motel cleaner hears a gunshot from Yolanda's room Selena has been shot, and dies at the Corpus Christi Memorial Hospital. The next morning Selena goes to Yolanda, demanding missing financial documents that Yolanda claims are in her motel room. Late one night, Selena picks up a call from Yolanda. Selena and Chris talk about having children. Selena and Suzette confront Yolanda about the missing money, but Yolanda insists that she didn't do anything. At the Grammy awards in New York, Selena wins, but in her speech forgets to thank Chris, which adds to his feeling neglected as she gets busier. Selena has designer Martin Gomez make her Grammy dress, and the pair decide to make a clothing line together. The album Selena Live! is nominated for a Grammy for Best Mexican-American album.
After struggling with the boutique's contractors, Selena delegates a lot of the work to Yolanda to manage. During a sound check for the Lo Nuestro Awards in Miami, Selena and the band freestyle a tune that becomes Bidi Bidi Bom Bom. She hasn't accepted the English-language album deal, fearing her family's response and unsure if she can handle being on her own. Selena struggles to juggle her time between touring, boutique renovations and preparing for Suzette's wedding. Selena is inspired by Abraham to build a boutique.
Abraham offers Selena and Chris the empty house next door Selena privately wants to get their own place, but agrees to take the house. Selena and Chris return and are reconciled with Abraham and the others, though there are still hurt feelings at not being included in the wedding. Selena and Chris decide to stay away for a few days so that tempers blow over. But before they can tell Abraham and the others themselves, a courthouse clerk leaks the news and they learn about it through the radio. However, Selena is still sad about being apart from Chris, whom she's seeing in secret. It's 1992, and Selena's new song "Como la Flor" is a success, increasing presales for her third album and leading EMI to ask for a fourth. Selena’s father catches her and Chris and is furious. Selena grows in popularity- so much so that they create a fan club for her. After Chris Perez, a guitarist, joins the band- he and Selena have an instant connection. Selena and the band start to see some more success and they start to work on their first album. At the awards ceremony, Selena meets Laura Canales, who gives her advice to be who she is instead of who people want her to be. Selena and the band record their first LP, but Selena has to drop out of school and, although excited to design the band's costumes, feels that she's missing out regular teenage experiences.Īt the Tejano Music Awards, Selena wins Female Vocalist of the Year. Selena seems eager to learn Spanish and to carry out her father’s vision. Abraham wants to change the band’s focus to Spanish-language music, forming Selena Y Los Dinos. The family struggles through an economic recession and small gigs, until they have a successful performance at a family friend's wedding, which encourages them to continue. Selena and her siblings Suzette and AB form Southern Pearl, a cover band that sings golden oldies. After her father, Abraham, hears her sing- he decides to form a family band after hearing Selena sing. Selena rises to fame as a singer of Tejano music in the 1980s and 1990s.
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