Yolanda Saldívar denied parole, Selena fans celebrate her legacy
- Fans gathered in Dallas to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Selena Quintanilla's death.
- Yolanda Saldívar, convicted of Selena's murder, was denied parole shortly before the festival.
- The event commemorates Selena's legacy and the cultural impact she had on her community.
In Dallas, Texas, fans of the late Selena Quintanilla gathered to honor her 30 years after her tragic death. The event, organized by the group 214 Selena, spanned four days and featured music, art, and cultural celebrations that attracted numerous attendees. Events included screenings of the film "Selena," art shows, and a community mural, showcasing the impact the artist had on both her fans and the Tejano music scene. On the day of the event, it was revealed that Yolanda Saldívar, who is serving a life sentence for Selena's murder, was denied parole, evoking mixed emotions among attendees. Many reflected on Selena's legacy, emphasizing how her contributions continue to resonate across generations, celebrating her life and her influence on Mexican American culture. The festival created an atmosphere of love and remembrance as family members and fans shared personal stories and memories, demonstrating Selena's enduring impact on her community.