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For the first time since her tragic death, the family of Selena Quintanilla is releasing new music from the international superstar posthumously.
The first single, "Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti," from her new album "Moonchild Mixes," was released today. The song was produced by Selena's brother, A.B. Quintanilla, and honors the Tejano music legend's memory and legacy. "The younger generation are discovering her and they're searching her and they want to know more about her," Suzette said of Selena, who was the top-selling Latin artist of the 1990s and a Grammy-winning superstar before she was shot on March 31, 1995. "So that's why we felt it was really important to ... breathe new life into this old music, and have it created new for the newer generation.
"Everything was recorded on vinyl," A.B. said of Selena's original tracks heard on "Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti." "So we had to kind of fuse the old school ways with the new school ways. Clean Selena's vocals, put them on timing. And then we also pitched her vocal down just a hair to make her sound a little bit more mature."In response to critics who say a posthumous album takes advantage of Selena's legacy, A.B.
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