HEy I found a cool website for fans of selena...you should check it out.....


http://www.selenaforever.com/

Cool thanks for sharing! :Clap:

Thats like asking the white people to forget Elvis,or here in Texas,to forget Colonel Davey Crockett (August 17, 1786 – March 6, 1836) who Died at the Alamo,172 years ago!

Selena was such a powerhouse of a woman,that it is doubtful she ever will be forgotten,ever.Here in Texas she was leaving all the male artists in the dust. When her first English Cd came out, which was not even finished because of her death, she was kicking "all the world class big time female pop singers butts," As a matter of fact,not long after she died,the bottom fell out of the Tejano music scene,and it has never recovered. When she was alive they used to hold the Tejano music awards at the Alamodome,but now they are held in much smaller venues. As a Chicana woman, she was "a perfect 10," she would speak to and be nice to everyone. The young girls here in Texas idolized her, not just because she was a great artist, but also because she was a wonderful wife,daughter,and an incredible individual.All this accomplished when her star was "barely beginning to rise." No when Selena was taken away from us here in Texas,we lost much more that just an entertainer,and female business entrepreneur. We lost a great Mexican-American woman who was not scared to stand up on her own two feet. You see, she was about to lift up "the new standard," for courageous Mexican-American women everywhere. She signified, "No more having to ask a man if it was was alright for a Chicana to aspire to, and achieve success,or greatness. No,I don't think she will ever be forgotten by La Raza here in Texas,ever! :rosa: :rosa: :rosa:

i like the web sight, nice photos!

WOoT wOoT f.Solis! Selena was what we Sur Tejans like to call homegrown. She was the POSTERCHILD for the EMPOWERMent of OPpReSsEd womenfolk. After Selena went ahead so many of us women were able to lift ourselves up and out of the gutter and recreate ourselves. Selena LIVES forever. It has been thru the spirit of Selena that many many barrios from El Paso to Browntown Brownsville have gotten COURAGE to find and secure political power and protection. Selena NEvER lost her identity of being homegrown-we can NEVeR ever let her be forgotten-she's the Richie Valenzuela of the female RevoLution!!!!
Te amo Selenita :rosa:

[font=Comic Sans MS]Selena will always live in our hearts. Just a shame she died at such a young age, she had so much talent. Love that song cobarde, and dreaming of you.

Good website.[/font]

i member when i was on a paseo de la escuela..i was in 1st or 2nd grade...
came home my Dad told me..i was SAD...i loved her music..still do but DAMN,
it was hard on me...

i also had a friend that was in 6th-7th grade..la misma imagen de ella
my homie loked just like her no lie, and she dress like her too

She was a beautiful young talented artist..Her music was nice..I Love the song dreaming of you.....

fsolis wrote:Thats like asking the white people to forget Elvis,or here in Texas,to forget Colonel Davey Crockett (August 17, 1786 – March 6, 1836) who Died at the Alamo,172 years ago!

Selena was such a powerhouse of a woman,that it is doubtful she ever will be forgotten,ever.Here in Texas she was leaving all the male artists in the dust. When her first English Cd came out, which was not even finished because of her death, she was kicking "all the world class big time female pop singers butts," As a matter of fact,not long after she died,the bottom fell out of the Tejano music scene,and it has never recovered. When she was alive they used to hold the Tejano music awards at the Alamodome,but now they are held in much smaller venues. As a Chicana woman, she was "a perfect 10," she would speak to and be nice to everyone. The young girls here in Texas idolized her, not just because she was a great artist, but also because she was a wonderful wife,daughter,and an incredible individual.All this accomplished when her star was "barely beginning to rise." No when Selena was taken away from us here in Texas,we lost much more that just an entertainer,and female business entrepreneur. We lost a great Mexican-American woman who was not scared to stand up on her own two feet. You see, she was about to lift up "the new standard," for courageous Mexican-American women everywhere. She signified, "No more having to ask a man if it was was alright for a Chicana to aspire to, and achieve success,or greatness. No,I don't think she will ever be forgotten by La Raza here in Texas,ever! :rosa: :rosa: :rosa:

Nicely put!!!!! :Clap: I love her music! Imaginate if she would have had the opportunity to do more work.....she would have been HUGE!!! she was already heading in that direction quicker than anyone ever expected! I think she influenced a lot of women....young and old! I think that's why her music and inspirations have lived on for this long and definitely will continue to do so! She was great and will most definitely live on in people's hearts for time to come!!!
My 8 year old niece loves her and loves singing and dancing to her music!!!! She was such an inspiration that i think it's great that the media doesn't let her be forgotten that way the younger children can see how she influenced the music we hear now!!! Love love love Selena!!!! :Clap:

Right brwn_eyes, Most people only think of Selena as an entertainer,but in reality she was much more than that. Selena exemplified the heart and soul of La Raza, along with the magnificence, beauty,and courage of our women. She was such a powerhouse,that had she lived, I have no doubt that she would have shaken up La Raza for the better. Because she was such a mover n shaker,that she would have inspired untold millions of Chicanos and Chicanas everywhere, to reach for the stars! :rosa:

In reality brwn_eyes, Selena had more courage than most of the men I have ever known!

:rosa: " QUE VIVA LA RAZA!" :rosa: "QUE VIVAN LAS MUJERES MEXICANAS!" :rosa: :rosa: "SELENA PARA SIEMPRE!" :rosa:

Hello, my name is Damien Ledesma. im using my sisters PF. I just have one question for the respected Latinas in this particular forum of Selena. The question is... what were each and every one of you doing at the exact same moment that Selena was pronounced deceased in thenews?