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1. Suzette Syld Official Page On Instagram: Here In Ny For Machines
2. Suzette Syld Official Page On Instagram Here In Ny For Macy's

Suzette's Wedding Day Suzette Quintanilla, Selena Quintanilla Perez. Honoring Selena Perez Quintanilla with her Official Walk of Fame Star. #SYLD#DreamingofyouSelena#queen #tejano#Cumbia #LaReinaDelMex”. Selena Quintanilla Fan Page @selenaquintanilla_rarepics Instagram photos| Websta. Feb 14, 2017 - The Best Blogs for Selena for mac, Red Lipstick, Selena, hellogiggles. Since my stylist is one of my BFFs, I got the bronzer and Como La Flor for. What also touched me is her sister's instagram post on the day of the in-store launch. A photo posted by Suzette SYLD Official Page (@suzettesyld) on Oct 6,.

Suzette Syld Official Page On Instagram: Here In Ny For Machines

More than two decades after her passing, Selena remains an icon for Latinas. Young girls inspired by the Queen of Tejano. She serves as inspiration for. Our were named after her. And “Si Una Vez” “La Llamada” and “No Debes Jugar” are the karaoke go-to tunes when we’re heartbroken. While we will all carry our love for Sel till the day our hearts stop going bidi bidi bom bom, some fans have dedicated their lives and careers to maintaining the reina’s legacy.

Suzette Syld Official Page On Instagram Here In Ny For Macy's

Here, 6 Latinas who are ensuring that every generation and every demographic knows the estrella, Selena Quintanilla. Suzette Quintanilla. A post shared by (@pattyrodriguez) on Mar 30, 2018 at 8:05pm PDT When Patty Rodriguez isn’t making fierce golden necklaces for her jewelry brand or acting as the senior producer for “On-Air with Ryan Seacrest,” this Mexican-American is pushing for more representation of Selena. Not only did the mujer start the petition that led to MAC creating its Selena Quintanilla makeup line but she is also the co-creator of, a line of children’s books, with one dedicated to Selenas herself. Deborah Paredez.

A post shared by (@vintageselenafan) on Oct 18, 2017 at 4:09pm PDT Perla Campos is the product marketing manager at Google Doodles. A long-time admirer of Selena, she’s the woman behind the Tex-Mex star’s doodle honor last year.

“Aside from incredible dance moves and how to belt some serious notes, watching Selena taught me that being Latina was a powerful thing, and that with hard work and focus I could do whatever I set my mind to,” the mexicana said in a letter that accompanied the, which launched an online exhibit of Selena and an interview with Suzette Quintanilla. Ana Guajardo.