While the Tejano music icon’s father announced the album, her brother A.B.
Anyone dreaming of more music from Tejano iconSelena Quintanilla Perezis in luck.
The singer’s brother A.B.
Selena performing in concert in 1995.Arlene Richie/Getty
Quintanilla also recently shared more details about the project.
“It’s a crazy concept album,” says the producer in an interview with Tino Cochino Radio.
Normal songs that were not normally recorded in cumbia."
“We were also able to de-tune her voice to make her sound older than what she was.
They haven’t let go of her.
EW reached out to a representative for Warner Music for more details on the project.
