Selena’s family accused of trying to profit off of posthumous album
nypost.comafter her murder. However, some fans aren’t happy with the project and feel that her family is exploiting the Texas-born starlet — who was shot in 1995 by crazed fan Yolanda Saldívar — for profit.
Selena’s brother, A.B. Quintanilla, recently shared details about the record in an interview with Tino Cochino Radio.“It’s a crazy concept album,” Quintanilla said on the radio program. “I remixed all her vinyls and just, with this album, with an EDM world, with arpeggiators and with keyboards, I made her flow to cumbia.
Normal songs that were not normally recorded in cumbia.”Cumbia is a musical rhythm and traditional folk dance that originated in Colombia in the 1940s.Quintanilla went into more detail about the production side of the album, revealing that the team was able to digitally alter her voice to make her sound aged.
Several of the tracks were recorded when she was a teen.“We were also able to de-tune her voice to make her sound older than what she was.
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