In the ‘90s, Selena Quintanilla singlehandedly revolutionized the Tejano genre, fusing her authentic Mexican roots with bold new sounds such as R&B, pop, dance and rock. With her bubbly charm, ...

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Two new albums from Tejano icon Selena are on the way, according to her father Abraham Quintanilla. The first project will include 13 songs with "completely new arrangements" by AB Quintanilla III, ...