No earpiece! She could barely hear herself and there’s obviously a delay in reverb in a place so big. And that show was impeccable. May she rest in peace.
I think she sang about 13 songs dancing in heels. No costume changes no water. She had a lot of stamina. Never looked tired. She was such a humble down to earth sweet person. That troll that took her life is now sitting in prison with her name, forever linked to Selena. I hate watching her walk off the stage because she’s got a little bit of a month to live. She told the audience that she would see them again soon at the end before the fireworks. Just a loss that I can’t get over. I like to think of her as frozen in Time forever at 23.
I know.. I absolutely LOATHE that woman; I try not to say such negative things on social media, because people should experience positive things here, but I cannot help it with this topic. I wish we could trade her in and get Selena back... but I know, I know
@@jephybeanYolanda is up for parole soon. I have a feeling there will be a crowd waiting for her if she is released. Probably the most hated women in all of Mexico
Brings back memories as a high school Spanish teacher. The Nashville area was short on teachers.And I was (gulp!) pressed into service. I got through several years, relying on grammar, commands and lots of Latin culture. Selena's music still gives me chills. That concert at the Astrodome was fire! The Selena movie drew me in . Then getting to know the real Selena was extra special. Beauty and talent. One of my top pics for the classroom was Bidi Bidi Bom Bom ( Best translated as 'Pitty pat') My personal favorites are Como La Flor and I Could Fall in Love. Thanks to you guys for doing this ! I'll be listening to Selena on my way home today.
I think what made Selene truly special is the fact that she grew up as an American and eventually dove into making Hispanic music. It’s a beautiful blend of two cultures which made her sound very unique. Her heavy inspirations were actually American singers like Madonna and when you add in the flair of Hispanic music, you get what Selena was
"Como La Flor" translates in English to "like the flower". In this song, Selena is comparing losing a love to "like the flower" dying. Another good one from her is "Bidi,Bidi Bom Bom".
I truly believe had Selena not been taken from us, she would be bigger than Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, all the great female singers of her time. She surely was one in a million. 😢
@@cdpwillprevail1 dont mention Jennifer Lopez she dosent sing. She is a plant for the real singers of the songs. She got a pretty face but a nasty attitude
To think that she was dead a month later... it's just heartbreaking. 23 years old. 💔 She would've been 52 today. Imagine the career she could've had... 💔
You two have GOT to watch the 1997 biopic SELENA starring Jennifer Lopez and Edward James Olmos! It’s framed by a recreation of this concert, and it tracks the rise of Selena as a musical icon, and most importantly showcases her incredible music! Seriously, don’t wait on it!
I still want to cry every time I see her in this, her last concert. My God, what a loss to the entire country and world! I have never seen another entertainer just ooze so much joy, passion, sadness and love in music. And to think of the pain she must have experienced as she ran away from that woman, stumbling, gasping, crying for help. Como la flor. That's what she was like.
@@user-or1ye3iz6d Few have touched so many lives, but I do believe that such people as Selena were like angels sent to us for only a brief while to bring us joy and to remind us the sweetness that is always possible in a world that seems to have so little. She was like a surprise wildflower that springs up in a sidewalk crack when no other flowers have yet bloomed. Oh gosh, I'm getting poetic. I'd better go! Have a great weekend!
Rob Squad, it's not Hispanic, it's Mexican. Puerto Rican music is kick a*s all the way. Celia Cruz, a Cuban gets everyone dancing on the first note. Etc. Etc. Etc. I'm Mexican from Los Angeles and give credit to my brothers and sisters from their respective countries and cultures. Check out music from other cultures as well as English speaking cultures. Your reactions will surely be welcomed. ❤😁👍
@@drc1989 Well, strictly speaking, if we were going to be very precise, wouldn't we call it ""Tejano? I mean, it isn't "Mexican from Mexico," after all - even though it was huge over most of the Spanish-language world. I agree that "Hispanic" is sort of too large a term and, frankly, I've never heard it used in relation to music. Would you say Gloria Estefan's Mi Tierra is Cuban even though it is technically not from Cuba? Most people would, I think. At least most of the Mexican-Americans I know would. Instead of "Hispanic," the term "Latin" used to be used generally to indicate all music in Spanish (by us white folks LOL). Is there still the Latin Grammies? Anyway, we should try to use more precise terms to give credit to the country where the style originated (if not where the actual band and song originated), but please know that our hearts are in the right place - even though we might not know the name of the place!
@@timward3116 I appreciate where you're coming from, but many of us don't culturally recognize the border as ours and still identfiy our expressions as Mexican. The affirmation of what some term as the other side of the border is recognition of our unbroken ties to our identity. You come across as an interesting person of true dialogue. I appreciate your comment. Abrazos hermano! ❤️😁👍
I don’t speak Spanish; but I can sing this song! I love Selena! Doesn’t matter if she sang in English or Spanish..BEAUTIFUL!! Wasn’t this her last concert before that crazy woman took her life?
I was thinking the same as you guys. I don't speak Spanish but, I always liked her. She reached so many people. She was going to change the landscape with that wonderful voice of hers.she was already huge and was going to be a lot bigger. That woman needs to just stay where she is. Greedy crazy thing that she is. This was so senseless. This beautiful Soul trusted her & cared for her & she stole from her & then killed her. She needs to stay where she is. It's nice to see her husband Chris behind her on guitar.
I was there at the Astrodome for that show during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. She, like all the other musical artists was brought into the arena aboard a white carriage. She ascended the revolving circular stage and performed to a record sized audience. She beat out acrs like Elvis, Barry Manilow and George Strait! After all thise shows it was common for fireworks to be activated INSIDE the Adtrodome! As she departed the stage, she again boarded the long white, horse drawn, carriage and paraded around the grounds again before finally leaving so the rodeo could continue and finish. It is a common misconception that was her last concert. It was her last BIG show but she performed several small club shows afterwards. Two weeks after the big show, being a Houston area deputy Constable, I was assigned to her protection detail at another local club concert. It was drizzly and cold that night and I placed my patrol jacket because as we walked from her bus around the back of the to a service service, she shivered in her typical close fitting costume. Afterwards she gave me an autographed photo. She was murdered just two weeks later. My favorite song of hers is "No me queda más." It is a song of heartbreak and she filmed in the classic Mexican fashion while wearing an evening gown and with her hair up. She was a truly a classic beauty. I hope y'all will watch the video I suggest.
This Houston Astrodome concert was her last, before she was taken from us 😢. I love rewatching these performances, but it always makes me sad. “Si Una Vez” “No Me Queda Mas” (video version) and “Ya No” (which is one of my favorite songs, Chris really adds some of his rock background to it).
Please please please react to Selena, the movie about her life starring Jennifer Lopez as Selena. This takes me straight back to the mid 90s. I still know every word to every song on the Dreaming of You CD, even though I don't speak Spanish. (Though I wish I could, it's a beautiful language.) I think you would really like Techno Cumbia. It's a fun, fast-paced song that's a fusion of several different genres from several different cultures. A couple of good Selena songs that are a mix of Spanish and English lyrics are God's Child (Baila Conmigo) and Wherever You Are (Donde Quiera Que Estes.) I think you'd like both of those a lot. God's Child has a heavy bongo beat that I have a feeling Jay would be into.
The love for Selena, even from non-Spanish speaking Texans, is real. She was the real deal and was poised to be a superstar in both Mexico and the United States.
I've never seen a reaction to Selena before, and now I know why. I cried the whole time. One of the most amazing things about Selena was how she touched you personally. I always felt part of her family thanks to the movie and her music. Her fans were front and foremost her #1 priority outside of her blood family. The fact that someone that she thought was a friend, stole money from her fans was the most hurtful thing to her and she paid the ultimate price for calling Yolanda out for it. She will be sorely missed buy her fans (including this old white woman from Oklahoma). Selena was a pure heart and a pure spirit and this world is less without her. RIP Selena💔 Jennifer Lopez did a phenomenal job portraying the beautiful young lady❤
I got four tickets from my mom's work for the rodeo on this night. I do not speak Spanish ,my boyfriend does not speak Spanish but my neighbors do and we were really good friends with them, so we all four went. I didn't understand half of what was said that night but it was an awesome concert. The screaming you hear, that was done the whole entire time she was out there it was so loud you could not hear someone talking that was next to you but I'm so glad I got to go that night because that was her last one. She was just awesome, she had everyone in that building that night in the palm of her hand it was really magical to see!
La Reina de Cumbia. This was her last concert before her death. I remember it all she was a year older than me. So I was enchanted like most others by her at a time when race still played a role and she helped to start breaking it down
As a native San Antonian, where Selena is second only to the Virgin Mary, Selena got nothing but an eye roll from me back in the day. I soon came to realize just how amazing she was. RIP Selena. My apologies, Mija.
I live in Houston and was at the concert, I never thought that would be the last I ever saw or her, she was very beautiful and will be missed dearly. Rip Selena
I remember being in middle school and friends talking about and finding out that woman was going to be free, I forget...I think a couple years from that point. I still get chills from Selena
When I heard about Selena being murdered, I had never even HEARED of her. I'm in the Anglo world. Then I saw a picture of her, and she looked so beautiful. She had done some special on one of the Spanish TV channels, so out of curiosity, I watched it. They were all speaking Spanish, and I had no idea what they were talking about, but Selena seemed very nice and friendly, and when they showed a couple of her song videos, I realized the world had lost someone very talented and special. I wish she were still with us. 😔
I only discovered her just over a year ago. I first listened to the live CD, which includes this song, then I watched the special, along with a couple of interviews with her, then the movie of her life, "Selena," starring Jennifer Lopez. She was a beautiful, sweet woman with a great voice, and the way her life ended (just over a month after this performance) was tragic.
RIP. We love Selena here in Texas. She was huge in this region. Southwestern USA and latin America. Pretty lady, humble, funny lady and good music. Died way too young. she was about to be huge like Gloria Esteban. Global popularity. Anyhow, the music is cumbia! 🎉 Its dance music popular in latin america and Carribean. Yall correct. Its Carribbean and Central American influences. From African music, Native American music and Spanish. A fusion of styles.
Just a teeny correction!!! Her life was short. Her peek of fame was about 3-4 years, but she wasn’t an overnight success. She started from a really early age. I want to say 7. They were playing house parties and small venues, touring all of Texas and parts of Mexico. In the early 90’s, there was a tejano music boom. Until that point, tejano was the old gen music. Young Mexican Americans listened to English only music. However, Selena and many young artists at the time made it cool for that young generation of kids to listen to tejano. And like Selena, many of us were not perfectly fluent in Spanish.
I was a metal head as a teen and my sister was a huge fan so i was inadvertently exposed to her music. While the genre wasnt my thing, there was no denying her vocal range and musical talent, she skyrocketed in fame in the 90s and became a latino icon who is still beloved to this day. The queen of Tex mex, a shame that her life was cut short by someone she trusted and who was jealous all along. Selena was also a knockout, one of the most beautiful latinas of her time, with the perfect coca cola bottle latina figure. She deserves all the adolation she recieved.
She died so soon after this show. It still makes me cry watching this. An idol to so many latina girls when we had no one else. You should watch some of her mariachis, Tu Solo Tu or Siempre Hace Frio
I was just thinking of her the other day. I can’t understand how someone can do what they did to her. She was on the path to even bigger stardom. It’s so unbelievably sad.
Sadly I did not find out about this beautiful young singer until after her death. She commands the stage! You can tell she was in her element. Love her family in the band too. They never get the credit for their unity. I love the part where she pauses, smiles and waves😊. The star was totally in her element.
It still makes my heart ache to see her in old videos. She truly was an icon, and a beautiful person. She LOVED her fans and appreciated everything that came her way. She changed the way that Americans viewed Hispanic music. I can only imagine where life would've taken her :(
Check out some old school selena "ENAMORADA DE TI " "MISSING MY BABY" "SI LA QUIERES" are some of my faves!! She was pure talent and could do it ALL!! The queen of tejano right there!! Sending love from Texas!! 💜
Brooooo i just seen ur video to the THE WHO And i seen this after.. ..man. she is our queen 👑 mima loves her and crys always watching her movie...she is our queen .a treasure to us. Thank you for the video. Man i love your channel awesome videos. "Pero ahí como me duele" 😢 love you Selena ❤awlays
I saw her live in 92-ish when i lived in Austin, TX. Such an awesome performer! It was before she went so mainstream. ❤ Yall should do the movie reaction.
Selena was truly a gifted artist. Spanish was not her first language but over the years she mastered it in conversation and song. She is an ICON for Hispanics all over. Viva la Reina de TexMex!
There is a reason that Selena is so beloved and very so missed. She was the greatest. Everything about her was gorgeous. Now, I'm sure you know Shakira, but, you may not know any of her early songs, before she crossed over into English. Back in the 90s she was absolutely wonderful. I suggest you check out the songs "Ojos Asi" and "Ciega, Sordomuda" for some uptempo fun songs, and "Tu" for a beautiful slower song. You will not regret it.
Amber & Jay, first of all, Rip To The Queen of Tejano Music, Selena Quintanilla Perez. A life taken away to dam soon. If she was still alive today, she would have been 52 years old n her music would have been crushing today. U guys have to continue to react to Selena's music. Rip Selena!!! Ur music continues to strive for newer generation's. God Bless U upo in Heaven's Tears.
Jose Behar said it best that Selena "has a way to interpret songs with tear-drop in her vocal cords" & he's right. No matter if the songs are happy or sad...she has a cry voice & you can hear it all in her songs even when she was little. Brilliant ❤
There is no better than the light hearted “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” (Official Video) song to hear Selena’s strong melodic voice in Spanish, coupled with the Latin rhythm of her charismatic performance, you both requested … Jay / Amber, you’ll truly enjoy
In 2012 i went to her grave and museum in corpus christi and saw her dad and got to talk to him for a out an hour. It was pretty cool. The family runs and owns the studio/museum
I can attest to how popular she was. I lived in South Texas when she had hit it big in Latin music. This crowd would have been small potatoes for her. After all, she performed before 70,000 in Mexico (I think Monterey). It was sometime during autumn 1993, because I knew people who made the trip from the Valley. Selena must have felt on top of the world here. She had filled this stadium, she had recorded English-language crossover tracks to release in the US (Dreaming of You, I Could Fall in Love), one of the songs on her new album would be a duet with David Byrne of Talking Heads, and she was about to make her Hollywood debut--a cameo in the film "Don Juan de Marco." And then the worst happened. Down here, they call it The Day Tejano Died. Her death had that much of an impact on Tejano music. The genre has never recovered from it. Special note: Her husband is the guitarist on the left side of the screen.
Selena was a HUGE Janet Jackson fan, she even owned and performed in the same leather jacket that JANET performed in at the Grammys in 1987 so she modeled alot of her performances after JANET's stage show and even covered JANET's "Black Cat" and When I Think Of You " in her live performance ❤😢🎉
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No lip sync, no AI, no autotune. Just pure TALENT.
biddi biddi
No earpiece! She could barely hear herself and there’s obviously a delay in reverb in a place so big. And that show was impeccable. May she rest in peace.
When singers could dance was amazing! However, when entertainers could sing, dance, act, and entertain was priceless!!!
Theres nothing wrong wth autotune tf
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I think she sang about 13 songs dancing in heels. No costume changes no water. She had a lot of stamina. Never looked tired. She was such a humble down to earth sweet person. That troll that took her life is now sitting in prison with her name, forever linked to Selena. I hate watching her walk off the stage because she’s got a little bit of a month to live. She told the audience that she would see them again soon at the end before the fireworks. Just a loss that I can’t get over. I like to think of her as frozen in Time forever at 23.
Selena was on her way to completely changing the musical landscape and the world before that horrible troll cut her life short.
She was about to explode, her career would have been massive.
I know.. I absolutely LOATHE that woman; I try not to say such negative things on social media, because people should experience positive things here, but I cannot help it with this topic. I wish we could trade her in and get Selena back... but I know, I know
I personally believe she would have become a "joining" influence between the USA and Mexico.
@chrisoakley5830 just a few years before the explosion of Spanish music, Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, etc. She would have been at the top of that
@@jephybeanYolanda is up for parole soon. I have a feeling there will be a crowd waiting for her if she is released. Probably the most hated women in all of Mexico
Old white Texas rancher, lifelong Texan, and this girl still brings tears to my eyes. Such a massive loss for America.
She was Tex Mex 😢
Did you meet Selena in person?
Brings back memories as a high school Spanish teacher.
The Nashville area was short on teachers.And I was (gulp!) pressed into service.
I got through several years, relying on grammar, commands and lots of Latin culture.
Selena's music still gives me chills. That concert at the Astrodome was fire!
The Selena movie drew me in .
Then getting to know the real Selena was extra special.
Beauty and talent.
One of my top pics for the classroom was Bidi Bidi Bom Bom
( Best translated as 'Pitty pat')
My personal favorites are Como La Flor and I Could Fall in Love.
Thanks to you guys for doing this !
I'll be listening to Selena on my way home today.
I think what made Selene truly special is the fact that she grew up as an American and eventually dove into making Hispanic music. It’s a beautiful blend of two cultures which made her sound very unique. Her heavy inspirations were actually American singers like Madonna and when you add in the flair of Hispanic music, you get what Selena was
"Como La Flor" translates in English to "like the flower". In this song, Selena is comparing losing a love to "like the flower" dying.
Another good one from her is "Bidi,Bidi Bom Bom".
I love bidi,bidi bom bom
Cada vez!
"Dreaming of You" was her last hit and came out after she died - a really pretty one of her english hits :)
That’s my fave track from her and my 2nd is “I Could Fall In Love” ☺️
I truly believe had Selena not been taken from us, she would be bigger than Madonna, Jennifer Lopez, all the great female singers of her time. She surely was one in a million. 😢
@@cdpwillprevail1 dont mention Jennifer Lopez she dosent sing. She is a plant for the real singers of the songs. She got a pretty face but a nasty attitude
Selena was a gem and is sorely missed. "Biddy Biddy Bom Bom" is one of my favorites by her...
“Bidi Bidi Bom Bom”
It is Bidi, Bidi, Bom, Bom."
Beautiful Selena, fly high beautiful❤️🙏🕊
To think that she was dead a month later... it's just heartbreaking. 23 years old. 💔 She would've been 52 today. Imagine the career she could've had... 💔
You two have GOT to watch the 1997 biopic SELENA starring Jennifer Lopez and Edward James Olmos! It’s framed by a recreation of this concert, and it tracks the rise of Selena as a musical icon, and most importantly showcases her incredible music! Seriously, don’t wait on it!
One of the best biopics ever
Good movie for the reaction channel!!
Yes yes yes !
Yes definitely would make a GREAT movie for their movie reactions. Very wholesome and very moving.
I second this!
I still want to cry every time I see her in this, her last concert. My God, what a loss to the entire country and world! I have never seen another entertainer just ooze so much joy, passion, sadness and love in music. And to think of the pain she must have experienced as she ran away from that woman, stumbling, gasping, crying for help. Como la flor. That's what she was like.
Yes, and feeling so deceived by someone she trusted dearly, in her final moment. So incredibly sad. I still cry over her when I hear her sing. ❤
@@user-or1ye3iz6d Few have touched so many lives, but I do believe that such people as Selena were like angels sent to us for only a brief while to bring us joy and to remind us the sweetness that is always possible in a world that seems to have so little. She was like a surprise wildflower that springs up in a sidewalk crack when no other flowers have yet bloomed. Oh gosh, I'm getting poetic. I'd better go! Have a great weekend!
Rob Squad, it's not Hispanic, it's Mexican. Puerto Rican music is kick a*s all the way. Celia Cruz, a Cuban gets everyone dancing on the first note. Etc. Etc. Etc. I'm Mexican from Los Angeles and give credit to my brothers and sisters from their respective countries and cultures. Check out music from other cultures as well as English speaking cultures. Your reactions will surely be welcomed. ❤😁👍
@@drc1989 Well, strictly speaking, if we were going to be very precise, wouldn't we call it ""Tejano? I mean, it isn't "Mexican from Mexico," after all - even though it was huge over most of the Spanish-language world.
I agree that "Hispanic" is sort of too large a term and, frankly, I've never heard it used in relation to music.
Would you say Gloria Estefan's Mi Tierra is Cuban even though it is technically not from Cuba? Most people would, I think. At least most of the Mexican-Americans I know would.
Instead of "Hispanic," the term "Latin" used to be used generally to indicate all music in Spanish (by us white folks LOL). Is there still the Latin Grammies? Anyway, we should try to use more precise terms to give credit to the country where the style originated (if not where the actual band and song originated), but please know that our hearts are in the right place - even though we might not know the name of the place!
@@timward3116 I appreciate where you're coming from, but many of us don't culturally recognize the border as ours and still identfiy our expressions as Mexican. The affirmation of what some term as the other side of the border is recognition of our unbroken ties to our identity. You come across as an interesting person of true dialogue. I appreciate your comment. Abrazos hermano! ❤️😁👍
RIP Selena🥺❤ Gone way too soon... loved her music & still do❤
Queen of Tejano right there. She was an amazing person. Such a tragic loss. Really sad.
I don’t speak Spanish; but I can sing this song! I love Selena! Doesn’t matter if she sang in English or Spanish..BEAUTIFUL!! Wasn’t this her last concert before that crazy woman took her life?
Yes, it was.
😢
last big concert. she did a few concerts after this but this is around 4 to 5 weeks before she was murdered.
I was thinking the same as you guys. I don't speak Spanish but, I always liked her. She reached so many people. She was going to change the landscape with that wonderful voice of hers.she was already huge and was going to be a lot bigger. That woman needs to just stay where she is. Greedy crazy thing that she is. This was so senseless. This beautiful Soul trusted her & cared for her & she stole from her & then killed her. She needs to stay where she is. It's nice to see her husband Chris behind her on guitar.
@@meggiles6848 She (posthumously) made me learn Spanish. _Es todo lo que quiero decir_ .
I was there at the Astrodome for that show during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. She, like all the other musical artists was brought into the arena aboard a white carriage. She ascended the revolving circular stage and performed to a record sized audience. She beat out acrs like Elvis, Barry Manilow and George Strait! After all thise shows it was common for fireworks to be activated INSIDE the Adtrodome! As she departed the stage, she again boarded the long white, horse drawn, carriage and paraded around the grounds again before finally leaving so the rodeo could continue and finish. It is a common misconception that was her last concert. It was her last BIG show but she performed several small club shows afterwards. Two weeks after the big show, being a Houston area deputy Constable, I was assigned to her protection detail at another local club concert. It was drizzly and cold that night and I placed my patrol jacket because as we walked from her bus around the back of the to a service service, she shivered in her typical close fitting costume. Afterwards she gave me an autographed photo. She was murdered just two weeks later. My favorite song of hers is "No me queda más." It is a song of heartbreak and she filmed in the classic Mexican fashion while wearing an evening gown and with her hair up. She was a truly a classic beauty. I hope y'all will watch the video I suggest.
@@laurogarza4953
Beautiful comment
This Houston Astrodome concert was her last, before she was taken from us 😢. I love rewatching these performances, but it always makes me sad. “Si Una Vez” “No Me Queda Mas” (video version) and “Ya No” (which is one of my favorite songs, Chris really adds some of his rock background to it).
Ya No is one of my favorites too
Yes! and Yes!
No Me Queda Mas. If you lived in Texas when she was alive, you knew her music even if you didn’t speak Spanish or listen to Latino or Tejano.
Please please please react to Selena, the movie about her life starring Jennifer Lopez as Selena.
This takes me straight back to the mid 90s. I still know every word to every song on the Dreaming of You CD, even though I don't speak Spanish. (Though I wish I could, it's a beautiful language.) I think you would really like Techno Cumbia. It's a fun, fast-paced song that's a fusion of several different genres from several different cultures.
A couple of good Selena songs that are a mix of Spanish and English lyrics are God's Child (Baila Conmigo) and Wherever You Are (Donde Quiera Que Estes.) I think you'd like both of those a lot. God's Child has a heavy bongo beat that I have a feeling Jay would be into.
Dude I just cry when I listen to her.. I don't know why.. she's just phenomenal and sadly gone too soon
Every time I hear this sweet angel, they break down into tears. Rest in peace Selena gone away way tragically too soon. What a beautiful soul.
Awww I loved Selena's energy she was such a sweet soul ,so sad we lost her the way we lost her 😔💔
My wife and her family saw her back in the day when she was 14 and in her family's band "Los Dinos". They knew then that she was special!
I saw it too but when it was starting to gain international fame
She was something else
The love for Selena, even from non-Spanish speaking Texans, is real. She was the real deal and was poised to be a superstar in both Mexico and the United States.
Worldwide 🌏 stardom was her future hadn’t she been murdered
Love Selena, beautiful voice. Gone to soon
She had a beautiful voice !! It brings me to tears , she was taken way too soon. She just looks so happy doing what she loved Singing 🎶
I miss Selena so much. Not only an incredible talent, but a heart as big as Texas! See you on the other side one day!
You can never go wrong with Selena.
Anything for Selenas
Her life was so tragically cut short…sad. Only 23 years old. Forever young and beautiful
I've never seen a reaction to Selena before, and now I know why. I cried the whole time. One of the most amazing things about Selena was how she touched you personally. I always felt part of her family thanks to the movie and her music. Her fans were front and foremost her #1 priority outside of her blood family. The fact that someone that she thought was a friend, stole money from her fans was the most hurtful thing to her and she paid the ultimate price for calling Yolanda out for it. She will be sorely missed buy her fans (including this old white woman from Oklahoma). Selena was a pure heart and a pure spirit and this world is less without her.
RIP Selena💔
Jennifer Lopez did a phenomenal job portraying the beautiful young lady❤
I didn't like it, she was super overacted in the Astrodome scene, it seemed like she just wanted to break the stage with her heels.
YESSSSS MORE SELENAA
Thanks for reacting to the talented and beautiful Selena. What happened to her is so sad. I’m glad we have these videos to look back on.
I got four tickets from my mom's work for the rodeo on this night. I do not speak Spanish ,my boyfriend does not speak Spanish but my neighbors do and we were really good friends with them, so we all four went. I didn't understand half of what was said that night but it was an awesome concert. The screaming you hear, that was done the whole entire time she was out there it was so loud you could not hear someone talking that was next to you but I'm so glad I got to go that night because that was her last one. She was just awesome, she had everyone in that building that night in the palm of her hand it was really magical to see!
What was Selena like in person?
La Reina de Cumbia. This was her last concert before her death. I remember it all she was a year older than me. So I was enchanted like most others by her at a time when race still played a role and she helped to start breaking it down
As a native San Antonian, where Selena is second only to the Virgin Mary, Selena got nothing but an eye roll from me back in the day.
I soon came to realize just how amazing she was.
RIP Selena.
My apologies, Mija.
How sad that you have not appreciated it
Did you meet Selena in person?
@@mariliamerino No, but saw her show in San Antonio before she hit it big.
This is how it’s done, actual LIVE performance, no lip syncing to your own songs with the mic off.
Her husband, sister and brother were all in the band.
RiP Selena.. forever young...
her goodbye speech at the end always gets me.. telling everyone she'll see us soon 😢. she would've of introduced so much to the music industry.
She was the Queen of Tejano music.
I live in Houston and was at the concert, I never thought that would be the last I ever saw or her, she was very beautiful and will be missed dearly. Rip Selena
That lady had a beautiful singing voice.
Remember she was from Texas so English was her first language and she had to learn Spanish.
Taken too soon from the world . I still cry. 😢
We miss her very much, she was blessed.
Set a beautiful woman with a beautiful Talent whose life was stolen away from her by someone she trusted!
Im from the uk i love selena love her music
You can see why people loved her. When she smiles, she makes you want to smile.
Thanks Brother’s for supporting my people, God bless you, Selena the best always.
Sad story. Tejano music really became popular as Selena herself did...nice blend of cultures. Yes..by all means watch the movie of her life/death
Love Selena, thank you for playing her music 👍♥️🙏✝️
Selena was a tremendous talent. I think had the tragedy not struck, she would have been the biggest star in the world. That's about all...
I agree
"I could fall in love with you." That's my Selena fave.
Rip To A Beautiful Gorgeous Woman, Selena Quintanilla Perez, Still Miss You, Always 😢
I remember being in middle school and friends talking about and finding out that woman was going to be free, I forget...I think a couple years from that point. I still get chills from Selena
When I heard about Selena being murdered, I had never even HEARED of her. I'm in the Anglo world. Then I saw a picture of her, and she looked so beautiful. She had done some special on one of the Spanish TV channels, so out of curiosity, I watched it. They were all speaking Spanish, and I had no idea what they were talking about, but Selena seemed very nice and friendly, and when they showed a couple of her song videos, I realized the world had lost someone very talented and special. I wish she were still with us. 😔
Viva Selena!
I recently moved to San Antonio and I can’t speak or know any Spanish but I always listen the Tejano music stations here.
When singers could dance was amazing! However, when entertainers could sing, dance, act, and entertain was priceless!!!
The Queen 👑👑👑🎶🎶👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️❤️ I cried soooo hard when she was killed 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Please, MURDERED
She was away ahead of her time. A queen 👑👑👑👑
We gringos love Selena, the Queen of Tejano music. Beautiful voice and soul. I am still sad about her murder. 😢
I only discovered her just over a year ago. I first listened to the live CD, which includes this song, then I watched the special, along with a couple of interviews with her, then the movie of her life, "Selena," starring Jennifer Lopez. She was a beautiful, sweet woman with a great voice, and the way her life ended (just over a month after this performance) was tragic.
I was lucky enough to see Selena at the Acapulco Festival in 93
RIP. We love Selena here in Texas. She was huge in this region. Southwestern USA and latin America. Pretty lady, humble, funny lady and good music. Died way too young. she was about to be huge like Gloria Esteban. Global popularity. Anyhow, the music is cumbia! 🎉 Its dance music popular in latin america and Carribean. Yall correct. Its Carribbean and Central American influences. From African music, Native American music and Spanish. A fusion of styles.
Just a teeny correction!!! Her life was short. Her peek of fame was about 3-4 years, but she wasn’t an overnight success. She started from a really early age. I want to say 7. They were playing house parties and small venues, touring all of Texas and parts of Mexico. In the early 90’s, there was a tejano music boom. Until that point, tejano was the old gen music. Young Mexican Americans listened to English only music. However, Selena and many young artists at the time made it cool for that young generation of kids to listen to tejano. And like Selena, many of us were not perfectly fluent in Spanish.
Stunning in any language.
YASSSSSSSS!!!! Finally! Ughhh thank you loves. Great GREAT reaction… long awaited worth the wait
I was a metal head as a teen and my sister was a huge fan so i was inadvertently exposed to her music. While the genre wasnt my thing, there was no denying her vocal range and musical talent, she skyrocketed in fame in the 90s and became a latino icon who is still beloved to this day. The queen of Tex mex, a shame that her life was cut short by someone she trusted and who was jealous all along. Selena was also a knockout, one of the most beautiful latinas of her time, with the perfect coca cola bottle latina figure. She deserves all the adolation she recieved.
Had such a Crush in the 90s.Such a Beautifull voice .🇨🇦
When she passed away the entire world felt like they lost a family member.
She died so soon after this show. It still makes me cry watching this. An idol to so many latina girls when we had no one else. You should watch some of her mariachis, Tu Solo Tu or Siempre Hace Frio
I was just thinking of her the other day. I can’t understand how someone can do what they did to her. She was on the path to even bigger stardom. It’s so unbelievably sad.
She is not gone yet ...
RIP Selena...Queen of Tejano music! She accomplished so much in such a short time of her life. Rest In Peace. 🙏🏼
Y'all need to play Baila Esta Cumbia! Love that song!
Sadly I did not find out about this beautiful young singer until after her death. She commands the stage! You can tell she was in her element. Love her family in the band too. They never get the credit for their unity. I love the part where she pauses, smiles and waves😊. The star was totally in her element.
I can't wait to watch this reaction when I get home!!❤❤ Love Selena and love y'all!!❤❤
I read somewhere that her pants kept catching on her heels and she had to kick her leg out to fix it. Selena is one of my favorites ❤
Oh, my eyes watered when this song started! She was so great!! So missed by all!!
I just love this song by selena beautiful
It still makes my heart ache to see her in old videos. She truly was an icon, and a beautiful person. She LOVED her fans and appreciated everything that came her way. She changed the way that Americans viewed Hispanic music. I can only imagine where life would've taken her :(
Selena nuestra Reina de nosotros los hispanos mexicanos 👍
Selena nuestra Reina de los hispanos mexicanos 👍
Man to this day, is still baffles me, how big Selena would have been. She was already big in the 90's she had so much road left. But ended short R.I.P
A beautifull woman that could really sang! The Spanish language is just the best. What a wonderfull lady. RIP Selina ❤
Check out some old school selena "ENAMORADA DE TI " "MISSING MY BABY" "SI LA QUIERES" are some of my faves!! She was pure talent and could do it ALL!! The queen of tejano right there!! Sending love from Texas!! 💜
I was most fortunate to see Selena in concert in San Angelo, TX in 1993. She was amazing!
What was Selena like in person?
Brooooo i just seen ur video to the THE WHO And i seen this after.. ..man. she is our queen 👑 mima loves her and crys always watching her movie...she is our queen .a treasure to us. Thank you for the video. Man i love your channel awesome videos. "Pero ahí como me duele" 😢 love you Selena ❤awlays
I saw her live in 92-ish when i lived in Austin, TX. Such an awesome performer! It was before she went so mainstream. ❤ Yall should do the movie reaction.
What was Selena like in person?
Selena was truly a gifted artist. Spanish was not her first language but over the years she mastered it in conversation and song. She is an ICON for Hispanics all over. Viva la Reina de TexMex!
Awwwww such a loss! She was absolutely amazing
There is a reason that Selena is so beloved and very so missed. She was the greatest. Everything about her was gorgeous. Now, I'm sure you know Shakira, but, you may not know any of her early songs, before she crossed over into English. Back in the 90s she was absolutely wonderful. I suggest you check out the songs "Ojos Asi" and "Ciega, Sordomuda" for some uptempo fun songs, and "Tu" for a beautiful slower song. You will not regret it.
Amber & Jay, first of all, Rip To The Queen of Tejano Music, Selena Quintanilla Perez. A life taken away to dam soon. If she was still alive today, she would have been 52 years old n her music would have been crushing today. U guys have to continue to react to Selena's music. Rip Selena!!! Ur music continues to strive for newer generation's. God Bless U upo in Heaven's Tears.
Oh so good, tears as soon as she starts singing every time, love it!
Jose Behar said it best that Selena "has a way to interpret songs with tear-drop in her vocal cords" & he's right. No matter if the songs are happy or sad...she has a cry voice & you can hear it all in her songs even when she was little. Brilliant ❤
100%
There is no better than the light hearted “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” (Official Video) song to hear Selena’s strong melodic voice in Spanish, coupled with the Latin rhythm of her charismatic performance, you both requested … Jay / Amber, you’ll truly enjoy
This song made the top ten on the tejano music charts, thanks guys
In 2012 i went to her grave and museum in corpus christi and saw her dad and got to talk to him for a out an hour. It was pretty cool. The family runs and owns the studio/museum
The woman that murdered Selena is the most hated woman in Texas, and one of the most hated women in the western word.
She was a fantastic singer with a tragic ending… great to see this again!
I can attest to how popular she was. I lived in South Texas when she had hit it big in Latin music. This crowd would have been small potatoes for her. After all, she performed before 70,000 in Mexico (I think Monterey). It was sometime during autumn 1993, because I knew people who made the trip from the Valley.
Selena must have felt on top of the world here. She had filled this stadium, she had recorded English-language crossover tracks to release in the US (Dreaming of You, I Could Fall in Love), one of the songs on her new album would be a duet with David Byrne of Talking Heads, and she was about to make her Hollywood debut--a cameo in the film "Don Juan de Marco."
And then the worst happened. Down here, they call it The Day Tejano Died. Her death had that much of an impact on Tejano music. The genre has never recovered from it.
Special note: Her husband is the guitarist on the left side of the screen.
Her smile and wave was wonderful
Selena was a HUGE Janet Jackson fan, she even owned and performed in the same leather jacket that JANET performed in at the Grammys in 1987 so she modeled alot of her performances after JANET's stage show and even covered JANET's "Black Cat" and When I Think Of You " in her live performance ❤😢🎉