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An exhibit called Selena: From Texas to the World opened at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles on Jan. 15 Vinnie Zuffante/Getty; Chris Perez/Instagram Chris Pérez, Selena Quintanilla's husband, shares a ...

And after visiting the Grammy Museum’s new exhibit Selena: From Texas to the World—and seeing the iconic, sparkling gown the Queen of Tejano Music wore to the 1994 Grammy Awards—her husband Chris ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- It's official! The new exhibit honoring Tejano music legend Selena Quintanilla-Pérez at the Grammy Museum is officially open. "Selena: From Texas to the World" runs from Jan. 15 ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The GRAMMY Museum is honoring Corpus Christi native Selena Quintanilla with a special pop-up exhibition celebrating her lasting impact on music, fashion, and culture. The media ...

SAN ANTONIO — Members of the Quintanilla family, including Suzette Quintanilla and her mother, Marcella recently visited Mi Tierra Café y Panadería in downtown San Antonio, where the restaurant ...

Selena’s mother and sister dined at a popular downtown San Antonio restaurant on Saturday afternoon. Suzette and her mother, Marcella, ate and took a photo with a waitress while at Mi Tierra Café y ...

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The Grammy Museum’s exhibit displays items owned by the late singer alongside art pieces created in her honor. (Aden Max Juarez / Daily Trojan) Celebrating the life and legacy of Tejano music icon ...

An iconic restaurant in San Antonio had some special guests over the weekend that we're sure had some folks feeling like they were dining among royalty. And they would be right, in more ways than one.