Selena Quintanilla-Perez, the beloved Tejano superstar, was tragically killed by her friend and former employee, Yolanda Saldivar, on March 31, 1995. Nearly 30 years later, Saldivar is speaking out from the Texas prison where she has been serving a life sentence for the murder.
In a new Oxygen True Crime docuseries, Selena & Yolanda: The Secrets Between Them, Saldivar reveals details about her relationship with Selena, the events that led up to the fatal shooting, and the aftermath of the crime. The two-part special also features interviews with Saldivar’s family members, who share never-before-seen documents and recordings that they claim show a different side of the story.
However, not everyone agrees with Saldivar and her family. The series also features interviews with the people who were involved in the investigation and prosecution of Saldivar, as well as journalists and experts who cover Selena and Latinx culture. They challenge the new information presented by Saldivar and her family and maintain that she was rightfully convicted of killing Selena in cold blood.
Selena & Yolanda: The Secrets Between Them is a compelling and controversial exploration of one of the most shocking and heartbreaking crimes in music history, and the legacy of Selena that lives on today. The docuseries premieres on Oxygen with back-to-back episodes on Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT and concludes on Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. ET/PT. Episodes will be available to stream on Peacock the next day.
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I’m not watching! There is nothing She can say about what she did! She killed Selena and coĺd blood. 30 years later now she wants to say something?? for what money?
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Maria I understand the frustration and yes one can only assume Oxygen paid her a pretty good sum to “finally tell the truth”..you wouldn’t need to be a rocket science to figure that out. I feel for her family people are so quick to condem them for keeping her legacy alive and being compensated for it but she was their daughter, sister, aunt, wife etc..if anyone should reap any benefit where she’s concerned it should be them! I can’t judge anyone it’s not my place however Yolanda can say it was an accident but we reap what we sow and while her family can still see her and talk to her the Quintanilla family has to watch and experience Selena through video, music, film etc…
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No one should give that evil poor excuse for a human the time of day . Her bs shouldn’t be put out she took a life and Selena is not here to dispute her satanic lies . It’s a damn shame that Oxygen would pay and broadcast a convicted murderer fake ass excuses for taking a life . I will never give that pos the chance to lie . This bs should be banned .
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