Selena Quintanilla

The 'In the Grey' actress is looking back on the artists who defined her upbringing and musical taste.

A.B. Quintanilla wants Selena fans to stop sending tribute videos and lookalike clips on Instagram.

From vigils and museum visits to viral clips, fans across Texas and beyond are honoring Selena as her influence continues to grow decades after her death.

Suzette Quintanilla is suing SHEIN, accusing the retailer of selling clothing featuring Selena’s image without permission.

The former Selena y Los Dinos guitarist paid tribute to his late father-in-law.

Selena Quintanilla's father, Abraham Quintanilla, endured his daughter's death right as she was poisoned to achieve massive stardom.

'Selena y Los Dinos,' a new documentary featuring never-before-seen footage of the Mexican-American icon, premieres on November 17.

Selena's widower recalled that she was unknowingly watching her future biopic actress.

The Latin superstar's timeless English-crossover album is available now on vinyl at Complex.

Suzette Quintanilla reveals the Selena movie was fast-tracked to stop Hollywood from taking creative control.

Suzette Quintanilla announced a remastered, 30th-anniversary edition of "Dreaming of You" will be released on vinyl, CD, and cassette in July.

The Tejano singer's iconic 1992 album, featuring "Como la Flor," is available for the first time on vinyl at the Complex Shop.

Saldívar received a life sentence for the 1995 murder of Selena Quintanilla-Perez. Her next parole review is set for 2030.

"If Selena had confronted her differently, this never would have happened," said Saldívar's family member about the late Tejano superstar.

Yolanda Saldívar, who killed the singer in 1995, hopes to be released on parole.

Yolanda Saldivar, who was convicted of killing the late Tejano singer in 1995, reportedly has her fellow inmates putting "a target on her back."

Rumors emerged online that the Tejano superstar's convicted killer, who is eligible for parole next year, wants to work for the Colombian music icon.

Quintanilla told reporters that the project does not have the involvement or support of his family.