i got chills when she started singing i will survive and the guy said "she was gonna be huge" ughhhh...it pisses me off....why did it have to happen this way...
Selena’s passing put a whole dark cloud in the Latino community, Tejano music industry and the whole entire world 💔💔 3/31/1995 was the worst day ever! 😔😔 May the queen continue to rest in eternal peace. 25 years later and her legacy is still growing and growing stronger.
Thanks for posting. Please keep this up if you can, I'd like to show it to my 7th grade music classes this year-we talk about Latin music for one day out of our 15 day cycle.
@musicchick581 The documentary this clip is taken from, Latin Music USA, narrated by Jimmy Smits, is excellent. It covers the whole history of Latin music in this country, from Cuban son, to the mambo clubs of New York, to salsa, Latin pop and Latin-influenced rock.
@lee78221 Selena may not be a common name in Latin America, but it wouldn't be pronounced the same. The rules of Spanish pronunciation are very simple. Anyone could learn them in a few minutes. Unlike English, there are only 5 vowel sounds.
May the Queen of Tejano forever live in our hearts! She was the best and nobody can ever take her place!
Amazing❤
Simpre seré tu fan
selena siempre sera la mejor te quiero mucho selena
siempre seras nuestra reyna del tex mex
i got chills when she started singing i will survive and the guy said "she was gonna be huge" ughhhh...it pisses me off....why did it have to happen this way...
she survive becuase people STILL listen to her songs watch her videos and people still talk about her.
Selena’s passing put a whole dark cloud in the Latino community, Tejano music industry and the whole entire world 💔💔 3/31/1995 was the worst day ever! 😔😔 May the queen continue to rest in eternal peace. 25 years later and her legacy is still growing and growing stronger.
Thanks for posting. Please keep this up if you can, I'd like to show it to my 7th grade music classes this year-we talk about Latin music for one day out of our 15 day cycle.
@musicchick581 The documentary this clip is taken from, Latin Music USA, narrated by Jimmy Smits, is excellent. It covers the whole history of Latin music in this country, from Cuban son, to the mambo clubs of New York, to salsa, Latin pop and Latin-influenced rock.
I needed this for a webquest, so I had to use use my phone, thanks for posting this
Ayo same
Me too
Awesome❤
This is an epic video
My teacher making me watch this s/o to ms.vasquez north shore gang
im in scott too lol. im in spanish rn
How can I get my hair like hers? 3:30
Aquanet
@@rubiopicazojoseph 🤣
@conguera Because that's her name. There is no word for "Selena" in Spanish. It's pronounced the same way in both English and Spanish.
where is the next part
she looks sooo adorable and cute! What a great loss the music industry suffered. How old was she in this video?
Anesha Mohammed 15
Bruh if was not for her bad bunny would not existed they should say of Selena
@lee78221 Selena may not be a common name in Latin America, but it wouldn't be pronounced the same. The rules of Spanish pronunciation are very simple. Anyone could learn them in a few minutes. Unlike English, there are only 5 vowel sounds.
yo
Just curious. Why doesn't anyone pronounce her name in Spanish?