selena was 23 that time when her fan shoot her at her back make the singer pity of blood in the lobby while the verdict run and not help her,
the reason is just simple its all about the money.
the tragedy had begun to unfold just two days before, when, on the morning of March 31, Selena had gone to a room in the Days Inn motel in Corpus Christi to confront the former president of her fan club, Yolanda Saldívar, 34. Saldívar, suspected by Selena and her family of embezzling funds, was on the verge of being fired, and she knew it. Soon after Selena arrived, say police, Saldívar shot her once in the back with a 38-caliber revolver. The singer staggered to the motel lobby for help before collapsing and being rushed to a hospital. Saldívar was quickly cornered in the motel parking lot and for nearly 10 hours kept SWAT teams at bay as she sat in a pickup truck with a gun to her head, threatening suicide. According to Corpus Christi Assistant Police Chief Ken Bung, Saldívar "was expressing remorse all through the incident." Finally, police managed to coax her out of the truck and put her under arrest.
For Latin music enthusiasts, the most apt comparison was with the death of John Lennon. Selena was vastly talented, deeply adored. "This was not some sexy babe groomed by a record company," says author Enrique Fernandez, one of the nation's most respected critics of Latin music. "We'll never be sure of how far she could have gone." Though not yet widely known outside the Hispanic community, Selena was the undisputed superstar of Tejano music, a lively, Spanish-language blend of Tex-Mex rhythms, pop-style tunes and German polka that is hugely popular in Mexico and the Southwest. During the past several years, she had played live concerts to audiences of up to 80,000.
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selena, the reasons of her death
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