Selena Quintanilla Research Paper

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Selena Quintanilla was born on April 16, 1971, Lake Jackson, TX. She was one of the most influential persons of the Latin music. Her charisma make people love her, she was a very important person for all the Latino community. Her career started when she was very young, for the people she became to be the “Mexican Madonna”, that name was give it to her because she used very sexys outfit that make her look so beautiful that people called her like that, she was definitely a very beautiful woman. She also grew speaking English. According to Source 1 it says “her father taught her to sing in Spanish so she could resonate with the Latino Community” this let her to start singing in both, English and Spanish. With her knowledge in the two languages

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