Overview

• Yolanda Saldívar, convicted of murdering Selena Quintanilla-Pérez in 1995, was denied parole on March 27, 2025, citing the violent nature of the crime.
• Selena's family and fans continue to honor her legacy on the 30th anniversary of her death, celebrating her groundbreaking influence on Latin music and culture.
• Selena's bicultural identity as a Mexican American artist who sang primarily in Spanish inspired generations of Latinos and paved the way for future Latin artists to achieve global success.
• Her final album, 'Dreaming of You,' remains the best-selling Latin album in U.S. history, showcasing her vision of crossing over into mainstream English-language music.
• Tributes to Selena include new documentaries, dance performances, and reflections on her enduring impact, highlighting her role as a symbol of empowerment and representation for Latinas.