Selena y Los Dinos included A.B.’s sisters Selena and Suzette, their father Abraham Quintanilla Jr., and Selena’s husband, Chris Perez. A.B. Quintanilla also helped Selena write several of her ...

When the three Quintanilla children were pretty young, their father, A.B. Quintanilla Jr., had them put on their performing shoes at the family's restaurant in Lake Jackson, TX, PapaGayos, where ...

March 31st marks 27 years since the passing of Selena Quintanilla-Perez, the Mexican-American star who was known as the Queen of Tejano for single-handedly revolutionizing the genre with her ...

Were it not for Abraham Quintanilla, Jr., the world may have never been introduced to Selena, the Queen of Tejano Music. The Texas-born man put all his energy into developing his children's careers.

Quintanilla was devastated, but in the wake of her death, he continued to share his daughter's legacy. He helped to co-produce the 1997 film Selena , created The Selena Foundation , and opened a ...

Selena Quintanilla was only 13 years old when she recorded her single “Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti,” a pop ballad about unrequited love. But how much can a teen Selena know about heartbreak? At ...

The widower of Selena Quintanilla Perez and her father have been locked in a legal battle for more than five years over whether the late Tejano singer's 2012 memoir could be adapted into a TV series.

The Quintanilla family on carrying Selena's legacy with 'Moonchild Mixes,' advances in technology, genre-transcendence and the prospect a performing hologram. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

According to the Associated Press, this fact is something her father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr., was not happy about at all because of the family’s religious beliefs.

Alongside her brother A.B. Quintanilla III, who produced all of her biggest hits, and her band Los Dinos, Selena was not afraid to make music on their own terms, adding a hint of pop and rock to ...

The Quintanilla Family on New Selena Album ‘Moonchild Mixes’: ‘It’ll Move You Emotionally’ Ten unreleased songs were recorded 37 years ago by a 13 to 16-year-old Selena.

Musician A.B. Quintanilla posted a nearly six-minute apology video on his Instagram page, but it has since been deleted. In the video, Quintanilla explained his behavior was a result of not taking ...