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Selena also had a passion for fashion and designing clothes so she opened up a boutique called Selena Etc.

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Selena has a lot of modern day impacts, via culture, popularizing Latin Music, and promoting/marketing latin culture. One other impact she made was a financial one: people listen to her music and buy apparel/merchandise until this day, giving her a net worth of at least 5 million dollars.

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Selena pioneered Tejano music, a fusion between multiple Mexican-American genres. She was famously called the “Queen of Tejano”. She was one of the most celebrated celebrities of the 20th century, her ethnicity never hindered her popularity. She was the first Latina woman to win a Grammy. Her stage presence and elaborate outfits characterized her persona.

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Selena "Queen of Tejano Music" Quintanilla-Peréz was born on April 16, 1971 in Lake Jackson, Texas. Unfortunately she died when she was 23 on March 31, 1995. Some nicknames for her are the 'Mexican Madonna' and the 'Queen of Tejano'.

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Why We Chose Her as a Group (Emely and Dahlia) 

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Why We Chose Her as a Group (Emely and Dahlia) 

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We chose Selena as a group because she was and still is an inspiration to many Latinx/Hispanic people. In addition to that she inspired many young women to go into the music industry, and she achieved success in the Tejano genre because it was VERY male dominated. People assumed she wouldn't achieve success because she's a woman.

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How She Inspires Future Latinx People (Daniella) 

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How She Inspires Future Latinx People (Daniella) 

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She inspired a whole generation of Latinos and many future singers to come such as Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Becky G, etc. She inspired so many young Latinos to pursue music and make their dreams come true. She also inspired so many Latinos to embrace their cultures even if they didn’t know how to speak spanish or struggled to connect with their heritage.