Tejano icon Selena's record sales, downloads show her influence three decades after her death
Thirty years after her death, the light from Tejano superstar Selena Quintanilla-Pérez hasn't dimmed. Fans know that — especially in San Antonio, where the iconic singer is beloved. Just in case, though, the Dallas Morning News ran some numbers that show just how much of an impact she still has on pop culture.
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