Selena - Visiting ALL of the Selena Locations in Corpus Christi, Texas 4K 4K
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As a Mexican horror aficionado, I would’ve never expected GrimmLife to do a Selena video…… but here we are and it’s just as awesome as all his video’s.
Thank you Oscar…and you just never know what is going to pop up on our channel.
They thank you
My home corpus Christie
I remember this , it was horrible. I now live in Ohio.
x 2.. im a huge fan of Grimmlife..and i would of never in this world imagine grimmlife would do a video of Selena.. ty Grimmlife..much respect. and ty again
@@grimmlifecollective and that's what I absolutely love about your channel.. and to think of it it fits cause it is a grim story in music history
It was a grim tradjedy that should have never happened. Yes is the bullet was off a bit she'd still be alive, and also if it wasn't against her religion she would have lived with blood transfusion but her dad opposed it. I think Selena's husband Chris should have had the say about the blood transfusion, I believe Selena would still be here...
You realize how humble and small her world really was when you go to Corpus, even though she was massive star, she never changed who she was inside ❤️
It is remarkable seeing how small her world was and how celebrity didn't change her. I truly wish she had acted like a big star with bodyguards who could have protected her.
small ? lol. corpus is pretty damn big !
Fame does usually change a person after awhile .....
@@kitchenskills5427 eventually she would of gotten so big she would of had to have bodyguards
She didn't get the chance. She was able to walk into stores and not be recognized at the time of her death. She hadn't hit main stream yet. She was in a car lot at the same time my aunt was working and no one knew who she was ..this was about 7 weeks before she passes. She talked about valentiens days plans with a salemens... she wouldn't have most definitely changed after her English album. She wouldn't have been able to be the same. Just like jlo today
She was down to earth. Lived in a neighborhood not a mansion. That's a true idol. Rest In Peace Selena 🙏
Se ela estivesse viva com certeza estava morando em uma mansão
@tatianatatiana8326 you don't know that for a fact. They had their 3 houses paid for, so they would have sufficed enough with those houses...she also wanted a farm with lots of animals, so there's that...
@@lisab2437 fim.
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@@lisab2437Selena possibly would've kept the house, but she and Chris had a 10 acre property, with a 10 room mansion to be built on it, with the farm amenities on it. Chris sold it afterwards because he didn't want to be there if Selena wasn't with him. I don't blame him at all because I'd feel the same way. She always was down to earth, but living on her dream property and dream house wouldn't have changed her character💖💔
Couldn't help but cry all throughout this video. I hope she knows how incredibly loved she was and STILL IS! ILY Selena!
I know, it sucks that, if the shot could of been a little to the top, she might of survived.
Oh she knows and smiles upon all souls. Just remember, she is free and Yolanda is trapped 4ever!
Yes it does to cry throughout the video's that are done, her music to listen to it every day and even to watch the movie too close to the it hurts to see her family crying for her too...
Me to 😢😢😢
Selena Lives on Forever.❤
You guys!!! Had me crying multiple times in this one. This felt like a true memorial video for her, very respectful. I loved all the footage of her in her boutique while it was being built! She was an artist for the people and I shed tears for this loss quite often. Thank you for covering this xo
This video was very sad.
I was fine till my son asked me what I was watching, now I'm a blubbery mess.
Same, I felt this one ….🥹😭😭
I was teary eyed at one point too. Good video you guys. Continue to Rest In Peace Selena 🥰❤️🙏
@@midnightdeirdre idjdldks😭😭😘❤️😍🤩🥰😘🤔😘😭
My late mom was heavily into the backstage Tejano scene and ran into Selena quite often. When she died, my mother took it really hard and I remember her planting a tree in our backyard in her honor. Three years later, my mom joined Selena in Heaven after a car accident.
Seeing you guys cover this story with so much heart and emotion makes me very happy. I always thought white folks never really understood how important she was to the mexican community, but you two have proved me very wrong and I apologize for my ignorance.
I know Selena's family would admire and appreciate the respect you're showing her memory.
Oh some of us understand to an extent, we love her also!! I think Selena was just special to whoever came across her, whoever listened to her music.
💞💞💞💞Oh lots of us understand! We are privileged to have her music recorded in English also. Selena will never be forgotten and she will always be loved. 💞💞💞💞
Oh we understood. When I heard her story after her death (I was in my early teens) and oh that gorgeous voice...I knew how big of a star she was becoming at the time. That made it all the more tragic because of her influence to both the community that already knew her and these new set of fans who never got to experience her light and joy. If a white guy from a small town could get touched by her voice then I can only imagine how the Tejano community felt when she was taken so young. Because I can't hear her story and listen to one of her songs without it pulling at my heart.
Btw rest in peace to your momma as well as Selena ❤️
I'm whiter than white and being from Houston this was a huge deal.
so sorry for your loss 💔
She had everything: natural beauty and talent, talented family that loved her, a devoted husband that was head-over-heels in love with her (and remains haunted by her ghost to this day), crossover appeal, fashion design career, and a multitude of fans. She had everything but TIME. Yolanda robbed her of even reaching the age of 25, but in death, she achieved a worldwide base of fans from all generations. May her name always echo in the halls of history, from everlasting to everlasting.
Fans mourned her all over the world 🌎 😢
When I first heard Selena sing I was in a school in Texas and I will listen to her beautiful music she was not known in New York not too many of New Yorkers knew who she was until her tragedy 💔 but I would listen to her music once I would come home to New York I even bought her CDs she was extremely beautiful person and she send wonderful it's sad how her life ended I still listen to her CDs very much today.♥️♥️
It was a very tragedy what happened to her I also felt so sorry for Chris because he loved her so much they were in love.
@@pepsirodrigiez392 not true. My whole family is from NY and we knew who she was before she had passed. She also performed in NY many times she would sell out concerts like her one at the Javits convention center, she even won her Grammy here in the big apple 🍎 she also filmed one of her music videos here in Ny
@Marilyne when I first heard her sing was in Texas when I was away in school in Texas that's when people in New York started recognizing who this girl's Selena was.
I was 10 years old and my parents forced me to go to this outdoor concert at a local park. That was the day I saw Selena perform around 1992-1993. I became a huge fan immediately. I’m so lucky to have seen her before her tragic death. 🥀
That is nice, you got to see her perform.
You didn't want to go and your parents forced you to go. Lucky your parents forced you to see her sing.
You are very very lucky to bad you didn't record that moment😢
What was Selena like in person?
@@patrickcyrus124if you had a video camera, you could record it, but smartphones didn't happen yet.
I was a senior in high school when she was killed, and her song "Dreaming of you" was playing at my senior prom. I can't listen to that song now without crying. She was an amazing singer and a beautiful person.
I admit I feel a lump in my throat every time I hear that song. I remember exactly where I was when I heard about her death. She was sooo young and talented. Such a waste 😪
I was in elementary school when she was killed. A couple days later, they had a special on Selena at the Auditorium at school. They would play all of her songs and it was emotional.
I can't believe her murderer can possibly be paroled in 2025. She should have gotten life without. If she gets out, I'm sure some angry Selena fan would do her in and it wouldn't make me sad.
@@joanna7350 right what i say fucked up justice system
@@joanna7350 is it possible someone else killed her though?
This made me so emotional. Born and raised Texan here now living in Corpus Christi, and we grew up with Selena's music. I am also a Mexican American and I still look up to her to this day. Thank you so much for doing this. You can feel the love y'all have for her too in this video.
I live in Corpus as well but I had no idea she collapsed on the floor where Milpas is. I was only 3 months old when she died and as a 27 year old, her story is still a sad one 💔
Don’t cry because she died but be happy that she was born she will always be in our hearts.
- fly high Selena 🌹
AMEN 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
REST IN LOVE ❤️,
PEACE AND POWER
LLSQP💎👑❤️👸🏽🫶🏿🕊
The gentleman doing this voice over is very respectful & quiet like her voice is in the wind. Rest in peace Selena. Te amo mucho.
This was one of the first celebrity deaths I remember being aware of as a kid, then Aaliyah was next. Thanks for doing this video!
Thank you for watching Amanda. Hope you are doing well
Yep. Selena and Aaliyah were my two firsts as well that I can recall. Aaliyah will always be the Queen of the Damned of my heart 💚
@@grimmlifecollective it’d be nice if you did a video on Aaliyah
Selena & Aaliyah wow, two amazing women R.I.P. 🙏🏿❤️
@@grimmlifecollective Hello there to you both 😉 I only just discovered your channel, and immediately subbed, and sure am glad that I did. The content you feature is so unique, informative, and plain flat out cool. Some standouts for me among them, have been the ones you did on the Surf Ballroom, Waylon Jennings, Chuck Berry, and the newest about the legendary Selena. Your work is utterly amazing, brilliant, classy, and ultra impressive. Thanks a million for all that you do, and I truly, deeply, sincerely wish you both all the very best in all things 😉
You two are always so respectful of the victims and of the areas of their last breaths. You can feel the emotions through watching your videos. Thanks for the great content! RIP Selena, taken so viciously and far too soon.
You guys were so respectful and great at capturing the essence of who this beautiful soul was. Wonderful work, you two.
Fun fact: The holes in the eyes of Selena’s sculpture on her grave were made so that when it rains the water will go in the holes of her eyes and make it look like she is crying
Wow, that's so sad.😭💔
I visited this motel when it was still the Days Inn. A housekeeper was nice enough to let us see the room just as she was about to clean it. It was so eerie to see it. You can almost feel the energy. I wish I can post the pictures on here. Selena has been an important part of my whole life as I was only 4 years old when she passed. I lived in Corpus Christi for 5 years studying at the university there. I visited her grave numerous times. I lived a few blocks away. Her museum, her statue, her murals all over the city just keep her memory alive. RIP mi reyna.
Being as the room still Exists and they Never Destroyed it I bet you today it's Still Eerie and you can probably still feel the Energy... I know I could I've always be able to feel leftover Energy
@@g50iceman you’re absolutely correct. It felt very eerie. I stood right at the entrance of the room looking into the room and it was just.. man, I can still feel that feeling of sadness and tragedy.. It’s been almost 10 years when I was there and that feeling still haunts me. The room looked exactly like it did on the old footage from the time of the murder. Such a surreal experience.
@@danielabriseno4672 Yeah I bet, I'm HONESTLY) Surprised they didn't Destroy the room because of things like Toxic fans, breaking down the door for pictures, and just to be In the room, I'm sure you know how some fans are. But it is Crazy how they have So Much memorabilia in Corpus dedicated to her. I don't remember his name but I know that this one guy during the trial fought with the judge about Destroying the gun that killed Selena he wanted to put it in a museum he offered 100,000 dollars but the family was not interested 2 years later I watched it get cut up on the beach close to the bay where they threw the pieces in.
Her Death hit me So Hard for So long it was Weird because I wasn't that type of fan... I mean I didn't know her for being famous like that I liked her music... Maybe it's just because I could feel her Energy whenever I listened to her Or saw her Image after her death... I don't know I'm strange like that. I can.. I can Feel the Pain
Anyway Not trying be Weird Or Freak you out its a Paranormal thing with Me I Feel things that others Don't.
It's unbelievable that you went to the room where she got shot in 95. That is shocking.
It's so strange of sleeping in that room and watching the Selena movie, where she got shot and ran to the lobby.
As a Texan, thank you for making this video 🙏🏼 Selena is a true legend and it makes me happy to see people celebrate her legacy. 💜
Growing up in Texas I feel like Selena is embedded in my blood and I always cherish her ♥️
GROWING UP TEXAS L FEEL LKE SELENA IS EMBEDDED IN MY BLOOD BLOOD AND L ALWAYS CHERISH HEA❤
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I was at her gravesite a few wks ago. Very sad.
Horrible what jealousy and hate can destroy.
Rest in peace Selena.
Your so right jealousy is a terrible and hateful thing MAY God bless her in the here after Amen 🙏 R.I.P❤
The Latino community absolutely loved Selena and was devastated on that horrible day. This was a sad yet heartwarming video. Thank you so much! Great "washing machine" , Jessica! Lol 🙌❤🙏
I saw Selena a lot back in early 90 's in concert here in Dallas. What a beautiful performer. As a Mexican-American (Chicano) Selena was a big part of our culture. One of her very first video was at a park here in Oak Cliff when she was a teenager. We stood around watching her and didn't realize we were watching a legend.
I was about 9 or 10 years old when she came to Dallas early 90s… I can’t remember, was her concert at Texas Stadium the one you went to?
@@AlexRodriguez-cl7oz saw her at State fair twice then at convention center back to back, then at tejano rodeo in the west end and at weiss park in the cliff but this one wasn't a concert they were filming her signing a song before she was famous.
It was the days when a few people would record her on video, or camcorders at her concert. You didn't have camera phones, yet.
@@hectorlopez1069 yes sir
What song was it?
I can't help but get emotional when I see and hear Selena's music. I just love her...I cry every time I hear "Dreaming of you"...every time 💔
I was 13 when she died. And it broke me. And even now at 41 2024, i stilñ feel that same pain when i see these videos of her. She was truly an angel here and wherever she is
I was 9 years old. I was in elementary school and the next day, there was a few students wearing selena shirts.
I was around the same age. It's still heartbreaking. Especially when you watch interviews and see what a sweet, kind, humble and EXTREMLY talented person Selena was . 😢
RIP Selena ❤😢
Selena was pure in her trust in the people her fans she never thought she was in any danger that's how trusting she was. She loved everyone and everyone loved her, she was truly an angel...
What’s tragic is that she was about to release her English language album and make it big like she always dreamed. She sang in Spanish but she was all American. I wish she was still with us but it gives me great comfort to know that her memory and music will live on forever. Thank you for keeping her alive through this video 🙏🏻
She was making it big
Tejano music gave her that push and so did Mexican music.
She was a big inspiration for the Mexican community.
The English album was just to give her more of a push world wide
MY name is Rose i used to live in Corpus Christi I have been to all the spots you have shown i was lucky enough to meet her father he is really nice thank you for a nicely done video.
In Australia, Tex-Mex music is virtually unknown; I'd never heard of Selena until just happening to click on one of her video's and was completely wowed by her vivacious personality as well as her wonderful voice. RIP Selena.
She was known in Australia
As a native Texan & original Selena fan I thank you. It’s incredible how her star shines brightly. Even all the way to other countries. 💜
It’s called Tejano music and it was crazy popular in the 90s
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When she passed my parents insisted on visiting the days inn and her gravesite. I remember every speck of paint had been peeled away from the door frame and all the grass surrounding the original marker was bare from the amount of fans visiting- such was the outpouring of grief over her loss. As a Texan I know many people that met or worked with her, and they all say that she was very genuine and a good soul. Her loss was truly a tragedy. Thank you for being so respectful in your video, not only to Selena’s memory but also to Corpus Christi.
A tragedy to the whole world.
She is an important part of American music history. Thank you for this.
I was seeing a Cuban girl in Miami when Selena was killed. She looked just like Selena.We,went our seperate ways,,but in '98,I drove to Corpus to pay me respects to Selena. I visited Her grave, and got a haircut in Her Boutique in Corpus.I stayed in the same Days Inn where Selena was killed.May Sena live in all our hearts. Rest In Peace Selena,You will never be forgotten.
She had to have been part angel or something, because her passing impacted so many people on a surprisingly deep level - including me. Even after all these years, as you both said in the video, its sometimes hard to listen to her music because it starts becoming overwhelming emotionally. She was really amazing.
Selena's grave is a place of pure love, how absolutely beautiful. I would have never knew about her if it was not for this video. Back then I would only hear goth/industrial, but now I can listen for everything so now a story like this hits my heart much harder.
Thank you.
It’s difficult to find words… I’m still angry, and I hope Yolanda is never released from prison. Each time I hear “Dreaming of You” and “I Could Fall In Love,” it hits me hard because we lost such a beautiful young artist for no reason.
This was one of the best Selena videos ever. You two did an amazing job. Very respectful to her and her family. Thank you.
I was in Louisiana and we were told that there's a free concert in the park. Criss Cross came out and were booed off stage. Then Selena came out and the crowd went wild! Everyone loved her. Everyone.❤
Thank you for honoring Selena!!! I live in San Antonio, Texas, she had a boutique here! Love you forever Selena!!! We miss you!!
I’m about the same age as Michael and Jessica and my aunt is Mexican-American so I’m VERY familiar with Selena and her music, having grown up listening to it! This was a great video, and I agree with Michael, to this day, when I hear “Dreaming of You,” straight goosebumps!
Same (as far as getting goosebumps hearing that song). I heard her music after her death and was a teenager when she was killed but never connected her to the song I heard and wondered who sang it. Then I realized that "Dreaming of you" was by Selena, this beautiful, talented young lady who was taken too soon. I watched the bio movie with Jennifer Lopez and still get goosebumps seeing everyone with the candles honoring her. And "Dreaming of You" is still one of my favorite songs by her ❤️
Rest in Peace Selena
i was born in 1994 & selena’s legacy is something i admire almost everyday! i’m getting married next year in south padre & i’m paying my respect to selena by having her music play at my ceremony ❤ rest in peace Selena ❤
That is nice
Me too I was born in 1994 I am so sad to hear selena quintanilla passed away
I was a fan of Selena when she would play for small parties. When I had to rewind her tapes. Although I am not a complete fan of Jlo, I am glad that they found someone to recreate her story for the Selena movie. Selena seemed to be a giving and hard working person, even to the day she died, she was helping the person that murdered her. We all miss her. And I keep her memory alive by playing her music.
I think jlo was the right choice to play Selena in the movie
I was very young at the time of her death so I believe I was introduced to her through the movie about her life. I cried as soon as the final song played and they showed the montage. This was a very moving tribute to Selena and I felt goosebumps as you began walking the path she took in her last moments. I have a few of her songs on my walking playlist and I never ever skip them. RIP Selena
Same here...she died when I was 11. My mom took me too go see the movie in the theater when it came out.
I was in middle school when she passed. I remember going into school after and all my fellow students/fans were wearing their Selena shirts and crying in the hallway. I had no idea who she was but I later found out. She was so amazing and when the movie came out, I cried my eyes out. I bought her CD and learned a lot of her songs. What an amazing, talented, brave, down to earth wonderful woman she was and I still get choked up when I hear her music or think about her. Gone way too soon. :(
Thank you guys for doing this video.
Same. I grew up in a prominent mexican community and when i was in middle school i was one of the only white girls and i didn’t know who selena was. Everyone was crying and I’ll never forget that day. She really made an impression on me for sure. My kids are half Hispanic and i made sure they know who she is
I was in elementary school. I will never forget the next day. Students were wearing Selena shirts and remembering her.
I was 8 in 1995 when this happened, I cried for days cause her music was the best and fun to sing and dance too. She was an icon in the 90's and still is today. Now as an adult I still can't believe it's been 28 years since she passed away. She was my mom's favorite artist as well as my dads.
From Chicago I salute you and thank you for your nice gesture of paying tribute to one of our greatest: Selena!
I think selena did some concerts in Chicago in the early 90s.
I grew up near Corpus and was in the city that day for a wedding rehearsal. On the way home we had the radio on listening for Yolanda to surrender. My mom took my sister and I to her grave before they fenced it off. Selena's music was such a bonding experience for us three, because at the time the only Latina representation in the media were maids and the occasional seductress, and Selena was young and talented and looked like me.
I'm so homesick watching this, but in a good way. I'm glad you got to visit. I hope Corpus treated you kindly and it was a healing visit.
This was such a sweet homage to Selena. Y’all did a great job expressing how loved she was and how important she still is to the Corpus Christi community. The piano version of Dreaming of You got me choked up a few times throughout the video. 10/10
Your editing is mind blowing. The shot of your wife standing in the parking space frowning while Dreaming of You fades in is incredible.
Thank you for covering her story with so much respect. We will forever love and miss her. 🌹
No matter how many times I hear this story, It always brings tears to my eyes ❤️ It's so nice to see how Selena's hometown really honors her. Thanks guys for sharing this video
It's awful that she was taken so early but for it to happen by the hands of someone who supposedly cared about her makes it so much worse. I can never understand how someone can do something so horrible to someone you supposedly care about. Once again, Michael and Jessica has paid a great tribute to someone amazing. Thank you so much for sharing. And as always Happy Halloween.
Oh Selena. This breaks my heart once again. Rest in heaven 💔
Rest in heaven
Selena.🙏.
I visited the museum last year and went to the motel too. The room where it happened is so far away from the lobby! I think that’s what shook me the most, I can’t even imagine how scared and how much pain she was in while trying to get to the lobby 😢💔
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If it was a little closer she wouldn't have bled out so much poor selena so innocent I wish I could of helped her
My daughter is 12 yrs old. for her birthday she wants to go see Selena's museum. We're from California.
She wrote to suzette but, never heard from her. Selena was an AMAZING PERSON. I heard that the museum it's not nice and the people working there are not too friendly. Is that true?
@@lourdescortez4968 Everyone was super nice to us! The museum is small so it might be underwhelming for people. It doesn’t look like much from the outside but it has a lot of her personal items and it’s amazing to see all the iconic outfit up close. Selena’s dad Abraham was there walking around when we went. I don’t think you can expect them to be there or respond since they are so busy but it might happen since it’s still their family business. I would just recommend looking up the hours because they are only open a few days a week. It’s a must for any fan! I highly recommend it 👍🏽💜
@@Tania_VolverVintage thank you so much for the information.
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I really wish there was some type of award for vloggers. This video was so respectfully done. Thank you for doing this!!!
Selena is very beautiful
I was 13 when Selena died. My mom's friend had given me a book and cassette of her music. I was so in love with her music. Her death was devastating for so many. May she rest in peace.
I'm a big fan I love how u tell stories with ur unique way keep making videos I'll keep watching
I moved a lot as a kid and happened to be in corpus when this happened. I was in middle school. Just about the entire school went home early that day. She impacted soooo many people in a way most can’t.
People were shocked when she was killed.
"the goal isn't to live forever but to create something that will" - selena quintanilla 🖤
I love how at the 1:57 mark, you can see a heart-shaped cloud opening in the sky. ❤❤❤
This was probably one of the most beautiful videos you’ve ever made! So much love and respect you and Jessica gave. I’m so happy I follow you ❤️
Oh...you guys. This was a tough one to watch. I still to this day can't think about Selena without getting choked up. So nice to see the landmarks. Thank you for doing what you do with such grace and respect.
I just seen this video from 2022 of the time in Texas to cover Selena. Absolutely amazing how you went & showed everything about her. I loved the inserts you put to tell us the next step of her legacy you were showing. This was done so well & although I was saddened I was glad I took the time to watch. Selena was beautiful & just started her life journey. To be taken away so young & never to experience the life her & Chris may have had. I wish I could travel & go to Corpus Christi so, I thank you for an amazing video you shared. I can't believe it will be 30 yrs in 2025 that she has been gone. Selena's memory still lives on,
RIP Selena 🙏.
I get chills, I mean CHILLS every time I listen to her beautiful songs!! That does not happen to me much, but every time I hear Selena, I do. I feel like she is with me in each & every one of those moments, and I didn’t know her. She was taken from this horrible world when I was only nine, & vaguely remember news reports about her tragic death. But these days, my kiddos & I absolutely love her and the Selena y Los Dinos songs & she brings us much joy! We are die hard Selena fans 💜🤍 this will never change! We love you Selena, I’m absolutely devastated by the way you were taken from this world, and I hope you are resting in peace & love. Thanks for being such a beautiful soul and bringing so much light & love to all your fans.
Selena was so loved and appreciated. I always get choked up when I see these videos and just hearing her music and we have never even met her, but that is the beauty of Selena and her work she left is that everyone felt like they knew her. Only very few people have that touch on people. I grew up watching the Selena movie so I’ve always felt like I knew her. You definitely done her justice with this video grimlifecollective this was so beautiful thank you for bringing us this 🤍💜🤍 love from UK 🇬🇧
My Sister in Law works in the same prison that Yolanda is in... the inmates play Selena's music during chow time and they sing Selena's songs when Yolanda is moved around....
I’ve never watched your videos but so happy I stumbled upon this one. I was 5 yrs old when she passed and I cried uncontrollably. I was and am her biggest fan. She was such a humble and loving soul. Thank you guys for taking time to honor her! 🖤
Also your description of her as a goddess is perfect. I could never think of a good word to describe her. But that is perfect.
Selena was beautiful and so talented. She was only 23 when she was murdered , so sad . Such a tragic story . Rip Selena 🌹
She was almost close of turning 24 years old. She just die too young.
As a Latino viewer I also didn’t expect to see you all cover this. Even more surprised that you enjoy her music. I love you both and this channel so much, and learning more about your personal interest and knowledge of her - a huge icon in my community; made me love you all even more.
R I P Selena 🤍 We Missed U So Much 😪 Lots Of ❤️ 4rom Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
Selena was just days away from her concert at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum when she was savagely taken from us. Let us all remember her as she was, both humble and human
I was 12 years old and remember this day so clearly 😔 RIP Selena 💕
Such a beautiful tribute video!! She really touched the lives of many people! So sad that she taken so young, especially by someone she trusted. Thanks for sharing her history Micheal and Jessica!!🙏🏽❤️🔥🎃🥰
I worked security on this movie. If I knew you were filming this, I would have been more than glad to of shown you some of the filming locations, trivia, etc. Great video! 🤙🏽
Selena had so much to offer, She was also a Fashion Designer A wonderful Husband and Marriage. Beautiful voice RIP Selena.
Still heartbreaking to think about 28 years later.
It sucks people like her were doing so much for the music business. Then, suddenly, she gets murdered by a woman who worked for her.
Exactly
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Selena Is GREATLY Missed😢
I was Living in TEXAS & Was Able to Attend a Couple of Her Concerts
Thank you for sharing such a GREAT & UNFORGETTABLE, 👑Selena Tour!!!
Such a huge loss, R.I.P Selena. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from South America.
Such a beautiful tribute to a truly beautiful human being. So unfair that she was taken so young. You did her justice. Thank you both. ❤️❤️
I have watched the movie with my daughter and my nieces, this movie and Selena’s story is the epitome of a strong woman facing difficulties in the world for so many reasons, just to be successful. And worked so hard to make it and did. As each of my nieces and my daughter reached a certain age, I tell myself “it is time!” I get emotional as soon as the movie starts, everytime. I absolutely love Selena and her story, and am also deeply saddened. Rest In Paradise Queen. My goodness, I pray she is enjoying her forever paradise.
Edited to add, I forgot to mention my daughter recently had a report to do on her hero and she did it on Selena, Go Selena! You are #1!
As a black American I love Salina!! Itty bitty bam bam. Corpus Christi for ever
Thank you for posting this. This is absolutely beautiful and haunting seeing the photos when it happened and what it looks like now. Rest In Peace Selena
Still shed tears every time I see the movie Selena. So mindless and tragic...😢
Her talent, hard work, and popularity were all factors taking her straight to the top of the music industry. The inclusion of her family's involvement in her career assured her success with personal stability and resolve. The fact that Y. Saldivar, was able to get as close to her; penetrating these supportive shields, speaks to her manipulative ability and deceitful nature. The devastation of the events that ended her life are continuously felt; and expressed in the media, and in all of our hearts in Texas, and around the world. She is still our one and only "Selenas". We sincerely love and miss her, and wonder what could have been? Selena Quintanilla-Perez is cherished and loved.
So many years ago but This video still made Me shed a tear😪🙏💯
We feel the same. Heckins…even editing parts of this video I was getting teary eyed.
Really enjoy your content. Selena always gets me emotional. Whether in joy and happiness dancing at parties to her music, or in sadness thinking of her murder. Visited Corpus many times and fell In love with the city. It's really beautiful. But yes a sadness does comes across when your down there.
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She was a beautiful person. on her interviews she had that big smile and so down to earth. I missed her so much and her singing. Rest in peace angel🙏🏼
Beautiful episode and a lovely honor to an amazing human, artist, heart of gold. She will never be forgotten ♥️
No matter how many times that movie comes on, I always end up watching it. She was such a beautiful person. ❤️
JLo was the greatest choice to play selena. She was amazing and awesome. That movie is what made JLo, a movie star.
Same here mi brother ""can't listen to her songs or videos with out getting teary eyes 😥😥 ..I use to work at an audio shop back in the 90s I remember the next day when Selena died everybody was buying her records and cassettes...Miss you and Love you Selena ""
Love that you’ve shown all these places and what a legacy Selena has. A legacy that no doubt kicked off the Latin music explosion in the late 90s and 2000s starting with JLo portraying her and what that did for her career and so many other Latin artists in the US. And at the same time to really put in to perspective just how young she was when she was killed and how much she packed in to that short life? In the movie we got to see her falling in love and what that originally did to her and her family and Chris and the band. And now thinking of how young she was and her parents disproval at first and her taking her destiny in to her own hands, in hindsight how much that resonates with love and she got to experience love and marriage too as such a young age, most artists aren’t focusing on any of that. So I’m glad she got to really experience love before her death. And I’m sure even her own father looking back had to reconcile that later on. Because what is life and success without having someone to love and share it with it. It’s still so horrible she had to die the way she did and at the hands of someone she gave so much too. And the world lost because of it.
This is the best video ever done of her, it’s warm gentle and beautiful just like Selena.
I was 13 when this happened and live in west TX. I remember it being announced live on the TV as if was happening. So sad.
I had never heard of Selena till her assassination. ( I follow old rock and metal) Her story is heartbreaking. Much respect to your covering her story and Selena’s legacy and fans. ❤️
I never heard of her either until I saw the movie. They didn't play her in the midwest but think the radio stations started to afterwards when the radio stations were starting to play different types of of music on different stations when starting to be diverse.
@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 she toured a lot in the midwest while she was alive back when concerts were worth going to
@@m.arilyne I wonder if she played my town.
same here, and not really worth listening to.
@@stevethomas-cc5lz then don’t ? She is worth listening to for many people
Wow Im missing her all over again. Selena was the sweetest human I ever knew. She has a boutique in San Antonio also, and I lived right behind it. She treated everyone she met with kindness, and love, and compassion. I dont think she even realized how big of a star she was becoming, and already was. Sure wish we still had Selena here today, I would love to see all her work within her comminuties, and the music industry...one amazing angel!
At 1:59 did anyone notice the heartshape in the sky on the left??? Beautifull Video. Thank you
My Hispanic family and I still listen to Selena regularly! Thank you for doing this video! Shared the locations and who she was so beautifully!
This was such a beautiful tribute to her. I was a toddler when she died, so I didn’t know her story until I saw the Jennifer Lopez movie about her as a teenager. It was such a tragic end to a life and career that was only just getting started, but she touched so many people in her time here.