“It’s a positive message, it’s message of hope,” Astudillo tells
Tejano Nation. “It’s a very serious and important message that we kind of wanted to do in a fun way. It seems like both those things don’t go together but I think we kind of captured the feeling that people want to get out there and do all these things again and the bottom line is we can do them all again but we just got to be cautious a little bit longer and then we don’t have to be anymore.”
The track, written by Astudillo, features cumbia beats fused with reggaeton and electric guitar performed by
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A portion of the life of the Tejano superstar Selena Quintanilla will be foretold as Netflix continued to relive her story with the second season of Selena: The Series. The second season of the franchise started to air on May 4, as the show continues to inspire many in pursuing their dreams just like she did.
However, what makes the second season more special is the participation of actors Julio Macias, Hunter Reese Peña, and Carlos Alfredo Jr., as the three played key roles in Selena s life as Ricky Vela, Joe Ojeda, and Pete Astudillo in the series.
Netflix released the second part of Selena: The Series on Tuesday with nine episodes showcasing the late singer s life.
While many have seen the 1997 film, the series gives a more detailed, inside look at the Queen of Tejano s family and friends.
We ve compiled a list of characters from the show that were from the series and Selena s real life to provide an update to what they are up to now. From band members in Selena y Los Dinos to family to fans, Selena left a lasting impact that has inspired many people.
Quintanilla Family
Abraham Quintanilla Jr. and Marcella Quintanilla are the parents of A.B. Quintanilla III, Suzette Quintanilla and Selena Quintanilla-Pérez. When they were children, Abraham heard Selena s voice and was inspired to form a band out of his kids. A.B. learned how to play the bass and Suzette rocked out on the drums. Growing up, they traveled performing at shows and recording albums as a family.