Selena: The Series Season 3 (Spanish: Selena: la serie) is an American biographical drama streaming TV series created by Moises Zmora. It is the story of Selena, a Tejano singer, and the sacrifices she made along the way.

The first season of the series was available on Netflix from December 4, 2020. The second and final season were released on May 4, 2021.

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Selena: The Series plot

Selena: The Series is a two-part story about the young performer’s rise from small gigs in Corpus Christi to being one of the most popular Latin artists of all time. The streaming drama is a biographical drama about the life of Selena, a Tejano singer. It premiered on Netflix. Season one was released on December 4, 2020.

Christian Serratos plays Selena, Ricardo Chavira portrays Abraham Quintanilla, Gabriel Chavarria is Selena’s brother AB, and Noemi Gonzales, Madison Taylor Baez, Seidy Lopez, Seidy Gonzalez, Jesse Posey, Paul Rodriguez, Jr., Hunter Reese Pena, Julio Macias, Carlos Alfredo, Jr., Juan Martinez, and Daniela Estrada.

Selena is a singer who has seen her career grow in popularity. She strives to be true to herself, spend time with her family, and expand her business. You’ve heard her sing. You can now hear her voice. Part 2 of Selena: The Series will be available on Netflix May 4.

Selena is now on the verge of stardom and fights to be true to herself, spend time with her family, husband and expand her business. Her journey to becoming the most successful female Latin artist ever continues. Only on Netflix, ‘Selena: The Series’ Part 2 will be available on May 4, 2017.

Selena: The Series Season 3 Release Date:

The third season of Selena: The Series is expected to be released sometime in 2022. We will keep you posted if we receive any information about the release date for the third season.

The first season of Selena: The Series was released on December 4, 2020. The second season of Selena: The Series was released on May 4, 2021.

We have seen 1992 at the start of the second season of Selena: The Series. The new song by Selena, titled Como la Flor, is a hit and increases pre-sales for her third album. EMI also asks for a fourth.

Selena is unhappy about her separation from Chris and is secretly seeing him. After a fight with Suzette, Selena finds a way to make a choice between love and family.

They are not able to tell Abraham and the others, however, because a clerk at the courthouse leaks the news. Also, they hear about it via the radio.

Chris and Selena decide to leave for a few more days in order to let their tempers settle. Chris and Selena return to Abraham and reconcile with each other, though they still have hurt feelings about not being invited to the wedding.

Abraham then offers Selena and Chris the vacant house next door. Later, Selena decides that she wants her own place and accepts the offer to buy the house.

Selena: The Series Season 3 Cast and characters

Main

• Christian Serratos as Selena
  • Madison Taylor Baez as Young Selena
• Gabriel Chavarria as A.B. Quintanilla
  • Juan Martinez as Young A.B.
• Ricardo Chavira as Abraham Quintanilla
  • Brandol Ruiz as Young Abraham
• Noemi Gonzalez as Suzette Quintanilla
  • Daniela Estrada as Young Suzette
• Seidy López as Marcella Quintanilla
  • Aneasa Yacoub as Young Marcella

Recurring

• Hunter Reese Peña as Ricky Vela
• Luis Bordonada as Johnny Canales
• Paul Rodriguez as Roger Garcia
• Carlos Alfredo Jr. as Joe Ojeda
• Julio Macias as Pete Astudillo
• Gladys Bautista as Vangie
• Jesse Posey as Chris Pérez
• Rico Aragon as José Behar
• Christian Escobar as Bill Arriaga
• Natasha Perez as Yolanda Saldivar

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Selena: How did the real Selena die?

Selena: The Series does an excellent job of revealing how Yolanda Saldivar, a former nurse, glommed onto Selena and later stole money from her. However, the show is very reluctant to depict Selena’s final moments. They were quite grim!

Selena’s father, Abraham Quintanilla, Jr., began hearing complaints about the fan club Saldivar had managed for many years. This specific complaint was the result of months of complaints from Selena’s cousin Debra and Martin Gomez fashion co-designer about Saldivar running the boutiques.

Abraham quickly discovered that Yolanda had stolen more than $30,000 from Selena’s boutiques and fan club. She was then cut off from Abraham’s Q Productions and Selena’s ventures. Saldivar kept key documents that Selena needed to file taxes and financial filings. Selena was unable to believe Yolanda Saldivar was as clever as her father.

Selena offered to transport Saldivar to Corpus Christi to be treated for her claims that she was sexually assaulted in Monterrey. Although Saldivar was not a victim of sexual assault, it has been suggested that she didn’t show any signs. Selena became frustrated with Yolanda, believing that her friend was slowing down in giving over the financial documents.

Selena went with Saldivar to the Days Inn where she was staying, and it is believed that she demanded the missing documents. Saldivar pointed his gun at Selena and she attempted to flee. Yolanda Saldivar shot Selena Quintanilla-Perez in her lower right shoulder.

This is where things get a bit gruesome. You can skip this section. Selena was not struck in any major organs but the bullet did cut a key artery. Selena was able to run almost 400 feet from the room to the lobby of the motel, but she left behind a trail of blood.

In the Days Inn lobby she fell, but not before correctly identifying the hotel room and naming Yolanda Saldivar as the shooter. Selena Quintanilla Perez died from her injuries, despite doctors trying to save her. Namely, from blood loss and subsequent cardiac arrest.

Selena: The Series may have omitted the truth about Selena’s passing, but that’s probably because the circumstances were very upsetting. Selena’s sister co-produced the show and it appears that Selena’s family was reluctant to dramatize Selena’s final moments in all of their horror.

Yolanda Saldivar, who is still alive, is currently in prison at Mountain View Unit in Gatesville Texas serving a life sentence. She will be eligible for parole.