First Time Hearing Selena "Como La Flor" (Live From Astrodome) Reaction

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[@GOTGames]

SELENA IS INCREDIBLE!! Her voice and energy are amazing!!! 💜💜 DON'T FORGET! For more LIVE reactions and ANIME watch-alongs as well as BIG GIVEAWAYS be sure to be following me on TWITCH! www.twitch.tv/gotgames_tb 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 Also, all UNBLURRED reactions are uploaded early to PATREON! www.patreon.com/gotgames 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@arielleleamann4678]

Selena, was an American Tejano singer. Called the "Queen of Tejano music", her contributions to music and fashion made her one of the most celebrated Mexican-American entertainers of the late 20th century.Selena was shot and killed on March 31, 1995, by Yolanda Saldívar, her friend and the former manager of her Selena Etc. boutiques. Would love for you to react to Dreaming of You the only English song Selena family released after her passing

[@rinrinta6933]

can you do god eater openings 2 from the anime and 4 from the games Game GOD EATER ONLINE OP God Eater 1,2 and 3 Anime God Eater the anime op God Eater: Resonant Ops OP The band For the anime is OLDCDOEX And i dont know way but the anime op is not in youtube the name of the opening is feed A I just found the op you can just type god eater OP (TV-Size) And you need to hear the OLDCDOEX - Dael with

[@traceylee8620]

Also.. please do a reaction video to, "Perdiendo la Cabeza" by Carlos Rivera, Becky G. & Pedro Capó

[@annettehunt900]

@@arielleleamann4678 I could fall in love was also released At the same time as dreaming of you

[@annettehunt900]

I’m not into ANIME. Just Selena

[@MO-ju1zm]

Selena was Mexican American. She was born in the US. She couldn't speak fluently in Spanish but could sing in Spanish. She taught herself Spanish to be able to speak to reporters when she went to Mexico. You need to watch the movie Selena.

[@yp4506]

The reason j-lo became famous imo.

[@arts_by_eva5891]

When I watched the movie, I didn’t realize that she was no longer with us. It broke me. I wasn’t ready for how emotional it would be

[@MO-ju1zm]

@@yp4506 Agreed that catapulted J Lo's career.

[@MO-ju1zm]

@@arts_by_eva5891 Everytime I watch it. I swear I am hoping the ending will change even though I know the truth.

[@GOTGames]

I absolutely love that! Amazing amount of talent! ❤️

[@meg180]

When she passed, the radio stations played her music for 24hrs straight in Texas. Please check out her other songs, she's amazing

[@GOTGames]

Definitely will be checking out more of her music 💯💯

[@kerodelkigh]

i remember that. I was in 8th grade when she passed.

[@aztecklover69]

@@kerodelkighi was on the 5th or 6th grade.

[@murdamonk]

​@@kerodelkigh5th grade for me, very sad

[@tiacalhoun3841]

@@GOTGames biddy biddy bum bum PLEASE

[@avoherdez3456]

Selena Quintanilla was ahead of her time, she had fashion, talent, beauty, charisma, she danced incredible and above all she was humble... she was barely 23 years old Selena forever ❤

[@fellacc409]

😢❤🙏🏼

[@CynsCorner]

She was almost done with 23 when she was killed, just a week or two before her birthday. She would have been 24.

[@ryuokamiakaze3590]

Not to mention that…she was 2 weeks of pregnancy, so she her life wasn’t taken away, but also her unborn child..

[@CynsCorner]

@@ryuokamiakaze3590 She was not pregnant when she died.

[@djstackademikz]

Deff ahead of her time all Spanish American artists should make bilingual music if they can 💰💰💰💰💰💰

[@Anim1013]

SELENA!! Yes, she's from Texas, she's one of the most popular musicians in our state and her identity as a Mexican-American was a major influence on her music. She is an icon and she's still one of the most celebrated musicians in Texas

[@GOTGames]

Absolutely beautiful voice and singer! Amazing! ❤️

[@socorrojimenez2955]

Selena one and only ! Beautiful voice. No other like her ever. Beautiful angel!!

[@veronicaazucena4596]

She designed all her outfits too she was such beautiful and talented woman

[@maricarlo6043]

Thanks for the Bio💖🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋 1💖

[@jakeq9192]

In California to this day, sometimes the clubs will play her. The whole club will sing along and the dance floor would get packed. Her music transcends beyond her Spanish followers into all cultures. She is loved and will always be remembered.

[@brash_and_sassy]

Same thing in Arizona. She was a queen in our parts.

[@thelegendofthem6120]

Texas, Illinois, Florida, and New York too

[@julianjaramillo2348]

Same thing happened when I traveled to Colombia 🇨🇴

[@joshuahedahl6768]

There is so much truth in this statement. She was a truly unique artist and her music is timeless. I wish we coulda seen what woulda happened if she was still with us

[@BobbyGeneric145]

She would have reached Michael Jackson level of stardom if she lived.

[@AlexValadez]

In the end she says "Houston Texas, to all our brothers from mexico. We want to give you our thanks for making this night possible, we broke the record tonight, a huge round of applause. Hugs and kisses to each one of you. Take care and well see you soon. " The record she refers to was for the largest indoor concert attendance with 64,994 people. Beautifully heartbreaking. I often wonder what could had been. It meant so much to latin americans to see her in the top of the charts. "dreaming of you" is such a beautiful song and one of my favorite english songs of hers.

[@melissafaye915]

Dreaming of you is the saddest song ever, I swear.

[@astridgalindo10]

And it was her 3rd time breaking it, 3 in a row , 1st record was in 1993, 2nd 1994, and of course the last one and iconic was this one back in 1995.

[@desertflower9818]

Beautifully said. I miss her so much! RIP Queen Selena. You will always be remembered.❤❤🌹🌹🌹

[@armydude81]

My hometown queen ❤

[@Travelsandmore333]

Literally everyone’s reaction when Selena smiles at the camera and waves. You didn’t have to personally know her to know she was a sweet beautiful person.

[@PhxVanguard]

that smiles brings tears to my eyes every time.

[@The_Dudester]

Selena's three Astrodome appearances were during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, which draws the cream of country and Tejano groups. Selena was the first person to sell out the Astrodome, and that's saying A LOT considering acts that preceeded her, like The Rolling Stones, Elvis and many others. I saw the show. Her shows sold out in minutes, so I volunteered to work security at minimum wage to see the show. This appearance was in 1995, just weeks before her sudden and untimely death. Check out her Disco medley at the same show.

[@GOTGames]

Would love to check out all 3 performances! 💯💯

[@laura09mm]

The disco medley is one of my favorites. I’m surprised he didn’t know about it but then again como la flor was her song. Disco medley performance is just as amazing nonetheless. To the channel dude, please do a video on it! It’s amazing!

[@pauline4581]

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[@bleujbirdpot-o-sky339]

She was Mexican-American. And was a treasure. 😢

[@Frixon_]

God as a Latino hearing Selena makes my soul ascend while making my heart break with how we lost someone so talented and important to Latino Americans

[@vanessaalexandra2033]

She is our eternal queen for the Latin community 😢

[@rodneywashington2017]

Yes Indeed👑💔

[@brittanygoodrich9392]

So, in answer to your question, this performance was in 1995, actually just a handful of weeks before she died. She was shot and killed in Corpus Christi, Texas, by a woman named Yolanda Saldivar, who used to be a close friend and a member of her staff. She was absolutely incredible, and even though she only lived to be 23, she left a lasting mark on the American and Mexican music scene. Specifically, she performed in the Tejano genre, which is native to Texas, and her brother and sister actually played in her band (they were Selena y Los Dinos, if you want to look them up). She dreamed of making it big as a diva pop star, though, and had just recorded her first English album. Many American celebrities believe that if she had lived, she would have grown to be just as huge as all the other divas. She was already well on her way.

[@steviegarza1166]

Omg I live in the corpus area and they sale Selena drink cups every year and the sale out…..that’s how much they love her down here …. Actual fights to get the cups 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Veronica.1371]

April 16th is her birthday. I had the absolute privilege and pleasure of seeing her a few times in the late 80s when they would play at dance halls throughout the U.S. South West. Her laugh and smile were contagious. - TEJANO (or TEX-MEX) is the genre of music and it is an American thing. The style of song is called a CUMBIA - Her husband (guitar), sister (drums), brother (bass/ songwriter), father (manager) and Selena (singer/ songwriter/ stylist) - At the end of the concert she thanked everyone because they broke the attendance record - Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez (who is actually named after her) are a few singers who have mentioned Selena as an influence *Suggestion: "No Me Queda Mas"*

[@GOTGames]

That's amazing!! And her smile really is wonderful! The entire time she has this giant beautiful smile! I wish I could have seen her live as well, what a beautiful natural stage presence she has 💯❤️

[@angelpistone818]

No me Queda Más , “ There's Nothing Left for Me" was released just a few months before Selena left us and is amazing how she put together her Mexican roots singing with mariachi band, that song is just amazing

[@traceylee8620]

@@angelpistone818 - I love No me Queda Más. I don't have Latina roots but I love Latin music and I remember Selena and her music when she was alive. When I listen to her old videos or watch the movie Selena portrayed by Jennifer Lopez.. it still make me cry.. we All lost an amazing artist; she will never be forgotten... Currently, my favorite Mexican singers are Alejandro Fernandez and Carlos Rivera.

[@kerodelkigh]

selena actually went to sunday school with my step dad

[@barbaragonzalez3504]

Selena Quintanilla-Perez most commonly known as just "SELENA" is of Mexican decent. She was born in Lake Jackson, Texas. She was the undisputed Queen of Tejano music (Tex-Mex). She started singing at the age of 9. Selena was the lead singer for her family band "Los Dinos" which was comprised of her sister Suzette on drums, and brother A.B. on bass. Her father was their manager and her mother made the costumes. Later on her husband, Chris would join the band, on lead guitar/bass🎸. Selena sang in parties, Quinceañeras, weddings, fairs, etc. "Como La Flor" was her first #1 hit. The song was written en composed by her brother A.B. He was also Selena's producer. Selena was a singer songwriter, spokeswoman, model, actress, dancer, fashion designer, and philanthropist. Selena designed and sewed all the outfits for her performances, and for the band. Selena had 2 boutiques that sold her designs. She was 5he spokeswoman for Coca Cola and other brands. She made a video and gave speeches on staying in school. She did charity work for HIV/AIDS. She sang in English and Spanish. She learned English to speak with her Latino audiences. Selena sang Tejano, Cumbia, Pop, Latin Pop, Rock, Country, Ranchera/Mariachi, Techno, Folk music, and R&B. The won a Grammy in 1994, and win many Tejano Music Awards ( 7 years consecutively), Billboard Latino, and Premio Lo Nuestro. Selena had a MAC cosmetic line, that sold-out immediately. She has a wax figure in Madam Trousseau Museum. Former President George Bush declared April 16th, Selena Day (her Birthday). She has a Star in Hollywood Walk of Fame, and a commerative U.S. stamp. Selana Gomez was named after Selena, and many artist have been influenced by Selena: Selena Gomez, J Lo, Shakira, Beyoncé, Becky G, Karol G, Daddy Yankee, Ivy Queen, Solange, Mariah Carey, Alicia Villareal, Soraya, David Archuleta, and others. Selena broke barriers in the male dominated genre of Tejano music, and was a style icon. Some of her fashion contributions can still be seen today. Selena was about to do a cross-over to English music when she passed. Her album was released posthumously. Two of her hits are " Dreaming of You" and " I Could Fall In Love". Some of her Spanish hits are Como la Flor, Amor Prohibido, Bidi Bidi Bom Bom, El Chico del Apartamento 512, La Llamada, Techno Cumbia, Si Una Vez, La Carcacha, Baila Esta Cumbia, Fotos Y Recuerdos, Donde Quieras que Estés, No Debes Jugar, Buenos Amigos, No Me Queda Más, and Tú Solo Tú. She was murdered by Yolanda Saldivar on March 31, 1995. She was 23 years old. This video was part of her Last concert ( not appearance) in February , one month before her untimely death. Yolanda was her fan club manager, boutique manager, and friend. She is still remembered around the world for her talent, charisma, and generosity. Selena's notable features were her beauty, smile, humbleness, and humility. 😢❤ JLo played her in the Biopic "Selena". It was the performance that made her famous. There is a Netflix series titled "Selena" you might like. 🤔 Another artist you might like is Amanda Miguel.

[@mandoc4297]

dude not to be negative, but you need to freshen up on your history. first number 1 was buenos amigos. 3 boutiques, she learned Spanish was fluent in English

[@barbaragonzalez3504]

@@mandoc4297 First of all, don't call me dude. Second. Como la Flor was the first #1 hit with Los Dinos. Third, Selena had 2 boutiques, one in Corpus Cristi and one in San Antonio (Texas). She was making arrangements to open another boutique in Monterrey, Mexico. AND lastly, I never said she wasn't fluent in English. I said she was born in Texas, and she was doing the cross-over to English music. Her career was based on singing in Spanish. She was the Queen of Tejano music, which is music mostly sung in Spanish. She was born and raised in Texas; therefore, it is obvious she was fluent in English. So, it would be redundant to say she was fluent in English. However, she did learn Spanish, to be able to communicate with her audience better. I did mention it, But it fact that most people already know. And, yes you are being negative. Check your facts before you try to correct someone. Stop being petty.

[@mandoc4297]

"DUDE" if you read your comment you literally said she learned English to talk to her fans. Just read up... And if you think you are correct in what you know about her life even I won't take that from you I'll let you keep believing you are correct.later DUDE

[@EternityCliffSTARS]

Just say that she’s Mexican. She’s still Mexican either way. Just born in a state in US. She’s both

[@chr0nic_stdsx382]

​@@EternityCliffSTARSI mean technically she would be Mexican if she was born in Mexico, but she wasnt lol. she's Hispanic

[@TheAngelmuse]

Selena was an American! She was in South Texas. She is of Mexican heritage and came to dominate the Tejano music world and was on her way to further breaking grounds. She had it all. Unfortunately, she was taken before her success heights had been reached. She was a natural. That's why she remains popular and loved.

[@Elisa82694]

This performance was in 1995. She died a few months after this I believe. They broke the attendance record previously set by Michael Jackson that night, she says it in this performance. Bidi bidi bom bom is amazing, pretty much all songs from the Amor Prohibido album. La carcacha, Techno Cumbia. Selena y los Dinos technically played Tejano music but with Selena’s Donna Summer and Janet Jackson influences as well as the whole bands identity as Mexican American, their style was very eclectic, incorporating flamenco, reggae, mariachi and pop. Even some metal guitar once in a while haha. Her brother produced and wrote most songs and played the guitar and her sister played drums and just overall worked in the family business. Selena designed all her costumes and did her own hair and makeup. She was an incredibly gifted dancer, which you’ll see in many of her live performances, and performer all around. Incredibly musical and with so much experience at there young age of 23. Her father managed her and her sibling from kids, a similar story to that of the Jackson’s. At the time of her death Selena owned boutiques that had hair and nail salons, she designed the clothing sold, she had a perfume coming out, was doing small acting roles, and was recording her first cross over fully English album, her dream. So yes you’re right she was at the top of her game when the tragedy occurred. It’s sad seeing how much fashion and performance influence she had in her short time and for us Chicano’s and Mexican Americans, she was representing beautifully, everything we are. It’s hard not to think what could’ve been. But her popularity will never disappear, she is forever an icon in our culture. Oh and yes she learned Spanish starting at like 8 or 9 in order to sing Spanish music lol but she is Mexican, just born in Texas, she’s both :)

[@ingloriousbetch4302]

A few weeks

[@roin.1999]

DISCO MEDLEY YOULL LOVE IT

[@tk99phoenix98]

I actually attended this concert by chance. We had gotten free tickets and decided to go because we wanted to see the rodeo. I had heard of Salena at that time but hadn't heard any of her music. She was so talented and the concert was so much fun. I was devastated when on March 31st 1995, alittle over a month later it was announced over the radio she had been murdered. She was murdered by the president of her fan club who was embezzling money from her. Her crossover album she had been working on at the time of her death, was released in July 1995. It debuted at number one on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, becoming the first album by a Hispanic artist to do so.

[@D4RK3MOTIONZ]

🇲🇽Long Live Selena🕊🖤

[@josegarcia-mejia3958]

I😢am very emotional right now she was an absolute joy to all of us Mexicans ❤

[@goattrails]

You're not the only ones. I am not Mexican-American but grew up in a primarily Mexican part of Los Angeles so she means so much to me too. Honestly, Selena had universal appeal just because of who she was. She brought so much joy to so many.

[@astricalexVODS]

You are so right! She was such a warm, humble, lovely and amazing person who was in her prime ❤️ she was not done with her rise to fame before she was robbed of her life not long after! This performance was in the year 1995, and it was completely sold out. She is from Corpus Christi, Texas and didn’t know Spanish growing up, she used to only speak it to sing (she sang in Spanish since she was a child in the band her father formed with her and her siblings) Fun fact, before the band rose to fame they used to perform at little charity events and such and her family’s band performed at the low income apartment complex that we lived in!! I wasn’t even born yet, but my mom watched her perform there ❤️ please do more Selena!

[@GOTGames]

Oh her story is so beautifully humble as well! Her stage presence was amazing! I would have loved to have seen her live! What a warm and kind soul ❤️❤️

[@fernand0cante695]

​@@GOTGames #lacarcacha #siunavez #bailaestacumbia ❤❤❤❤❤please baby❤

[@GentiluomoStraniero]

She was a gem. RIP. Selena.

[@irmasanchez-klassen8531]

Oh, how we miss Selena! She is dancing "Cumbia", a very popular and fun dance! At the end, she is thanking everyone and said that they broke the record for having the most people in that venue for a concert. Please react to her singing "Carcacha" and "Techno Cumbia" from the same concert. Also, Linda Ronstandt who is half Mexican released a Spanish-speaking album. I highly recommend you react to her singing "La Charreada"

[@AnellGomez001]

She died when I was barely 2 years old and I'm so happy to have grown up listening and remembering her music. Her death, especially how it was portrayed in her movie, is absolutely heartbreaking and it's hard not to feel like crying even today.

[@positivelysimful1283]

That positive energy that you noticed, she radiated that always. I mean, this girl just shined, she was destined to be a star. The voice, the charm, the fashions... she was such a queen and it was such a tragic loss for her family & the whole world.

[@skepticalmaiden]

We do miss Selena and still mourn her as the day she was taken away from us. I felt this one.

[@astricalexVODS]

AHHHH IM SO EXCITED

[@kwissing01]

Omg Selena is a QUEEN!!! ❤️. So glad to see she’s making her way on to your channel. I recommend her song “Dreamin of You”

[@LunaErisa94]

One of my favorites of hers since I was like! I can only imagine where she would be today if she wasn’t taken from us

[@D4RK3MOTIONZ]

Yes!

[@GOTGames]

Would be happy to listen to that and much more from her 💯❤️

[@ZimZum4ever]

​@@GOTGames listen "i could fall in love" too, this songs in english were after her death

[@mistr_z7654]

"Selena, Reina De La Musica Tejana", This was after an hour of the rest of the show, the whole thing is the best.

[@Angus4277]

R.I.P. Selena Quintanilla Perez. Such a talented artist who was snubbed in her prime.

[@Nymphheartgameplays]

At 8:49 she was thanking them that they wouldn’t be there without her fans and mostly saying thank you to Texas and Mexico of the support and then saying bye she also was saying her band broke the record of having the most concerts

[@roxanalopez3813]

That's right she was very very very beautiful, and her personality was amazing, everytime I see her smile I smile too. I love this beautiful amazing and perfect Role model.

[@AlbertoRodriguez-ws8wc]

she was the most genuine humble talented singer

[@johnnynoise7897]

It's impossible not to fell in love of Selena ❤

[@WyldTenshi]

I'm so happy that you've reacted to Selena. She was such an amazing artist and her voice was incredible. It's funny how even just from a short performance, you were able to pick up her personality so well, but she was just that kind of person. Even if you don't do it on the channel, I would highly recommend either checking out the movie about her or the Netflix show to learn more about her as more people need to learn about this amazing woman. She will always be missed.

[@GOTGames]

She is truly a beautiful singer! ❤️

[@lakendra777]

Your reaction to her smile is priceless! She was always smiling and always laughing. It’s so sad she’s not here anymore! She was and is so Amazing! Her voice still gives me chills! Please watch and react to her disco medley at this concert. You won’t be disappointed! 😊

[@OMAROMAR79]

Selena is and will forever be our queen

[@AvatarPrimus]

She says at this 1995 concert farewell: "Houston, Texas.....and brothers from Mexico, we want to thank you for making this night possible, we broke the record (attendance at the Astrodome), hugs and kisses to each one of you. Take care and see you later, bye, see you soon. Thank you so much. Thank you very much, Houston, Texas, thank you very much, thank you!" She was and is a big star in North America (USA, Mexico and Canada) and Central and South America and other countries. Jennifer Lopez played her in the 1997 film "Selena: The Movie" about her life and career.

[@roo2888]

Her smile says it all…Confident, Strong, Beautiful, Talented, and so Human and approachable compared to other singers. She is and will always be Queen of Tejano Music.

[@craigthistleton6403]

I was a singer in Texas at the same time she was coming up. I first saw her when she was 14. After the show I got to talk with her. I told her to never give up because this is what she was born to do. I said you're going to be the biggest star of them all. She was very shy and sweet. I saw and talked to her again at the Texas music awards in 1994. She was 22. She was already huge in Tehano music. We had another encounter that night. She was just as sweet as she could be! I loved her. I felt like we were friends. She was recording an English language album. She was ready to cross over. She didn't speak Spanish when she was young. She was Mexican American but believed if she could appeal to her culture. and make a name for herself, she could then move on. This performance at the Astrodome in Houston, I believe it was her last before her senseless death. I didn't think I could make it through my own show that night. I was going to cancel it but decided to try and get through it for her. I dedicated my performance to her and did several songs I had not rehearsed that I thought she would like. It still breaks my heart!

[@nnygem]

“Absolutely beautiful” is an understatement 🌹

[@salliefouts4725]

And that's why it hurts so much she's gone. She was AMAZING❤

[@benebolencia]

Selena was from Corpus Cristi Texas but was Mexican-American. She sang in Spanish but had to learn to speak Spanish to communicate with the public and in interviews. She sang Mexican-style Cumbias. The original CUMBIA(S) is from Colombia (South America) and her style of dance was the Mexican style cumbia dance.

[@ericarroyo4609]

Selena had such a huge impact and her music continued to be huge even after she passed. I was 2 when she passed and I still remember growing up and still watching this whole concert on TV because they would play it every year. If you ever get the chance you should watch this whole concert but as far as another performance I would recommend "El chico del Apartamento 512" from this same concert. You can truly feel her energy and joy in this.

[@shawnmazyn7090]

She was so beautiful.. a loss to the world.

[@Phoenix0290]

I didn't grow up knowing her music either. I happened to see the movie about her life with Jennifer Lopez playing her and I got into her music that way. The songs of hers that I like are Amor Prohibido, Bidi Bidi Bom Bom, No Me Queda Mas, La Caracha, Baila Esta Cumbia and I Could Fall In Love. Such a tragedy that she was so young when she died. Only 23 when she died. Love your reactions

[@Vanessa7831]

La Carcacha*❤

[@dantem9725]

Our Selena is amazing!! I hope british people love her music. Greetings from Monterrey, Mexico.

[@myriamlozano9368]

Hola G.O.T. saludos desde Mexicali Ese baile es CUMBIA.😊

[@myriamlozano9368]

Thank you very much for reading my comment and more for answering me

[@allymeiske5302]

I lived and grew up in the same city as her, there’s a statue of her there now, we will always love and remember her. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Justhere005]

Your reaction to Selena is absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you so much.

[@agustinreyesjr295]

At the end she's basically saying "thank you for coming out tonight, million of thanks and kisses and each and every one of you, see you next time" All of her songs are phenomenal, one song artist that I recommend to anyone and everyone. The energy one feels is always one where you just want to get up and dance the day/night away

[@herrerafamily07]

She was also telling them that they broke the Astrodome record with the attendance of over 60,000 people and to give yourselves a round of applause

[@_syzygy_]

I grew up listening to this particular song of Selena's. A shame she died so young, an absolute tragedy.

[@arts_by_eva5891]

Selenaaaaa!!!! Yes! Watching the movie would be awesome.

[@rudyvillela4489]

She was from Corpus Christi, Texas and was absolutely loved and adored by all. AND you’re right… her smile said it all. When she was murdered by her fan club president, it truly knocked the wind out of the Latino community! She literally felt like she could be your little sister. She was at the point of crossing over to main stream pop when all of this took place. After all of these years, her music still makes us all cry here in our home. Such a senseless loss. Recommendations: If I Could Fall In Love, Dreaming Of You, No Me Queda Mas, and Siempre Hace Frio! The speech at the end was her sending thousands of kisses to the audience. They broke the record for selling out the Astrodome.

[@AshBadger]

She's an icon. A trailblazer. I grew up in the American Southwest and I cannot tell you how many times I've seen the movie about her life! It was what they always seemed to put on when the teachers were out sick. It's still not unusual to see people wearing her Tshirts when I'm out shopping. RIP Queen of Tejano , gone far too soon

[@rubiopicazojoseph]

Selena said, "Houston, Texas! Also, to all those brothers from Mexico! We want to thank you all for making tonight possible because we broke the record attendance! Let's give a great round of applause! A thousand hugs and big kisses to each and every one of you guys! Until next time, Good night!" Selena performed there 3 times. International stars have played there, such as Michael Jackson and George Strait, and Selena beat their record attendance!

[@121108mjc]

I would watch every single reaction video of Selena just to hear her voice over and over.

[@TSKewl]

Selena… she is the best of the best. No other like her.

[@DubLubb]

I think Si Una Vez from this concert is my favorite....she absolutely rips

[@kapulanir.5]

Her brother AB wrote & arranged this song for her...she was definitely living her best life here...she had just gotten married, she was getting ready to do an English crossover album (people didn't know she spoke English as her first language)..losing her was just one of the saddest events...everyone was so affected, including me...such a terrible loss to the world...thank you for this reaction & I hope you fall down the Selena rabbit hole!!!

[@LunaErisa94]

Even on your own time, you should totally watch her movie or series, her story is worth knowing!

[@CGPOPPOOP]

Selena was a huge disco fan and she opened this show with a medley of well known songs (in English) from that era. You should definitely check out her "Disco Medley" from this show. She could properly interpret every genre she attempted. She was killed when she was halfway through recording her first English pop album, what she wanted from the beginning but was kind of forced into Tejano music not even speaking Spanish for the first few years of it since it was the family business but of coarse she grew to love it. If you didn't know, the band playing behind her is her family. Her husband on guitar and her brother as well who wrote most of their music and usually her sister on drums but she couldn't be there this particular night. This show was in Feb of 1995 and she was murdered just a month after. The few english songs she got to record like "I Could Fall in Love" and "Dreaming of you" in particular are just stellar classics. She was so diverse.

[@BCH092385]

Now that you've discovered Selena....part of me wants you to do a movie reaction to the biopic "Selena"...doubtful, but putting out the vibes for that

[@Arieswithhydrocephalus]

She'd be 52 this week ❤ If you wanna bawl watch her performance of No Me Queda Más from this same concert

[@lamorenachulakim1725]

I am sorry but She was around 23 years old when she died (1995) she would of been in her 40s I believe.

[@mkenziewilliams6245]

@@lamorenachulakim1725 28 years later plus she died before her actual birthday so yes she would've been 52.

[@alisong826]

She is a Texas hero and is still as relevant today as she was while alive. 0:52 she’s so amazing that I named my cat after her (she earned the name💜), have memorabilia, and still sob during the movie. She’s one of the greatest performers of a generation

[@claudiacruz2323]

Thank you for your kind and sincere words. We all love her and she still lives in out hearts. Long live the queen!

[@suzetterollin2411]

Selena an absolute icon!

[@armandoucles5346]

I live for Selena reactions on KZbin. She’s loved all over the world and continues to bring joy to people’s lives with her music and her beautiful personality. She has so many hits but my personal favorites are “Baila Esta Cumbia”, “Como La Flor”, “Amor Prohibido”, “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom”, “I Could Fall In Love” and “Dreaming Of You”. ❤

[@tracieluna3948]

Love Selena’s growls vocals. Her loss was and still is a great tragedy.

[@syreadricis9323]

That smile. That smile, THAT SMILE!! 😍😍😍

[@ajruther67]

You should watch the video of her accepting her grammy award. She looked so beautiful!

[@castformer17]

Selena's "Bidi Bidi Bom Bom" is such a fun ballad song. I remember being a small child and having my mother sing this while cleaning the house on a Sunday morning while I ate breakfast.

[@sel0776]

I love to see people who have not heard of Selena react to her songs. She is my idol. She eas born in lake jackson tx, on april 16 1971, passed on march 31 1995 by her fan club president. Her first language was english. She learned to sing in spanish phonetically, she then learned to speak it. I was at this concert.

[@luisbautista9545]

SELENA EPIC!! AND BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!!....RIP QUEEN 😢❤️

[@monykasaso]

She's a total icon and her death was absolutely heartbreaking.

[@SillyGoose5516]

Selena is a wonderful woman they made a movie about her and recently a show

[@maia-gm3bb]

Sou brasileira, e Selena é para mim a grande diva da América Latina. Por favor, reaja ao medley disco, é simplesmente sem palavras a desenvoltura dela e tenho certeza que você vai amaaaaaaar.

[@atum7755]

Ahhh, Selena was an amazing person, singer, and human. She did a lot for her community. I live in San Antonio, Texas. She was from a small town, Corpus Christi, Texas. It's only 2 hours from San Antonio. So she frequent San Antonio. I remember going to one of her concert a year before the one you are watching, It was phenomenal! She knew how to control her audience. I believe they even touched on it in her movie. I love her music and her cross-over ablum. One of my profound memories of her was when I was working at Hotel Downtown San Antonio. She was staying there and she took time out to say hi to us as we cleaned rooms on her floor❤❤

[@tonyrosales8742]

I was born the year after Selena died and how I wish I could've seen her live. Seeing her smile at the camera made me tear up a little.

[@sofiaromero2140]

Hey Luke! Thank you!!! ❤❤❤ From Selena, like some others say "Dreaming of You". Just recorded a little time before she was gone. Big hugs!!!!

[@Anim1013]

There's actual a biopic movie of Selena that I definitely think is a must watch if you really get into her music

[@luisgonzalez4203]

"no me queda más" from Selena would be a great choice to react to

[@marybrown6128]

There is a movie about her story that starred Jennifer Lopez, in fact it was what put Jennifer Lopez on the map and made her a household name. My daughter was a massive fan of Selena's when she was a teenager and it was her favorite movie (titled simple "Selena")

[@rotondoss]

There is the movie Selena from the late 90’s about her life. Jennifer Lopez played her.

[@lumi36]

9:00 ella agradece al público porque ese día rompieron un record de asistencia en el Astrodome ❤ Increible

[@toge.jeans37]

I remember my entire family being huge fans when I was really little; all my cousins and I were first gen born in the US and we all felt like she was our princess. RIP to such a sweet soul.

[@Angel61913]

the thing you asked about what she was saying close to the end, she started by calling out people from Texas and then from Mexico, from there goes a bit like this: "We would like to thank everyone of you for making this night possible, today we broke the record, lets hear some claps! (not sure what she is talking about, may be the assistance record), a thousand of hugs and a thousand os kisses to everyone of you, take much care, we'll see again soon, see you later, ciao, good night, thank you!". A bit bittersweet imo cause she be saying see you later.

[@yp4506]

Check out a few of her English songs. I recommend dreaming of you and I could fall in love.

[@genesisfillmore3067]

Should watch that whole concert, it was so good! She was my idol back then!

[@selenaramirez2839]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️saludos desde 🇦🇷 Argentina...100 selena la mejor

[@JulianaLopez13975313]

Selena was born in the United States of America, her parents are from Mexico. As you should know that is a huge Mexican community in U.S.A., and they take with them the music and culture, as any immigrant. The music that emerged from these Mexican community specifically from Texas is called Tex-Mex and it is very influenced by cumbia, an Colombian rythm that is spread through old Latin America and each country made its own version, so Tex-mex comes a lot from the Mexican cumbia, and Selena dance is also cumbia Tex-mex. Her voice was very strong and beautiful, this video is from 1995 I think, from her last concert. Después quiero decirte algo es ready to start on the english language market, and cierre de cada video song in english, that was the next step of her career. I leave you some of the recommendations for you to continue your journey from the Mexican music rabbit hole, I think you should continue with Lila Downs, Lola Beltrán, Dulce or Lupita D'alessio, or in the male side, with Vicente Fernandez' son, Alejandro Fernández and his son and daughter. Regards!

[@dv3507]

Great comment. However, Selena's father, Abraham Quintanilla, was born in Corpus Christi, TX. Abraham Quintanilla's father is Mexican-American, too. Selena's mother, Marcella, was born in Washington D.C. Marcella's father is Mexican-American and her mother is Native American.

[@johnraymondponce7783]

I love Selena, she was such a great performer. I followed her since she was 13 yrs old. I got to meet her once and got an autograph photo of all the band members.

[@Mandi_mayhemm]

growing up where I did in TX in the 90s, everyone knew Selena and could sing along even those of us that didn't speak spanish. her loss was devestating and tragic because her presence was so beautiful and positive.

[@SnowAnayathatweirdgirl]

In Texas George Strait is King and Selena is Queen. They are the royalty of Texas. When she died the whole state mourned Mexicans, white, black, indigenous she was loved by everyone. La Reina👏

[@MultiDragon1313]

She learned Spanish as she grew up performing. She is the Queen of Tejano music. And it was tragic how she was murdered so young

[@bettymilton4441]

😢 Aw Selina, what a beautiful soul gone too soon. I'm crying. Loved your reaction.

[@dothedo6117]

I love your reaction !!! She really was one of a kind. There hasn’t been anyone that has topped her. She is a legend. Still lives through her music as you can see. 😢

[@rodolfososa4577]

Literally one of the most impactful moments of my life when I heard that she died. Its was crazy since she passed away on my birthday and me and my family didn't even care of my birthday when we heard the news on TV. We literally all stopped and watched the the news hoping she would be fine but felt depressed when we found out she passed away. Its weird since I was a kid and normally little kids would not care of something like this but it show that she influenced both young and old with her music. My parents where also there that night at the astrodome and also recorded that last performance by the queen of Cumbia.