Now, after a quarter of a century later, fans of the Tejano music icon are ecstatic about its release.Longtime fan Vanessa Perez grew up listening to Selena’s music, recalling the days when she would listen to it in her mother’s car while running errands with her. “We would turn up her songs and start singing our hearts out,” Perez said. When the singer’s biographical drama film starring Jennifer Lopez was released in 1997, she stood in line for two hours to watch the premiere.
“I remember being so excited to see the movie to witness how her life was, since I really enjoyed her music! It really spoke to me as a Mexican American and how relatable Selena and her life was," said Perez. Now, she hopes the new exposure to Selena’s life will inspire even more people. Though Brooklyn resident Rogelio Tec, 25, was only a year old when the singer passed, he found his first Latinx idol in Selena as he grew up. “Selena was the music both my parents and I could sing, dance, and play to,” Tec wrote. “She was mythic. Selena was a superstar when she was alive, but she was made a legend through her death. The J-Lo starring movie only cemented that to me.“
“Although I was skeptical of the new series , the trailer eased my anxiety. It was delicate, magical, and somehow familiar,” Tec said. Even more fans took to Twitter to show their excitement.
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