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La exhibición de Selena reúne objetos íntimos en un momento clave para su familia
Una nueva exhibición dedicada a Selena Quintanilla reúne vestuarios, premios y objetos personales de la artista en el Museo del Grammy, en un momento especialmente sensible para su familia tras la reciente muerte de su padre, Abraham Quintanilla Jr
TL;DR
- A new temporary exhibition dedicated to Selena Quintanilla has opened at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles.
- The exhibition, titled 'Selena From Texas to the World,' features iconic outfits, awards, and personal items.
- The display holds particular emotional significance for Selena's family due to the recent passing of her father, Abraham Quintanilla Jr.
- Personal items on display include the blouse and earrings from the 'Amor Prohibido' single cover, the dress worn when receiving a Grammy for Best Mexican-American Album, and her last microphone.
- This is the first time personal items from Selena's estate have left the Selena Museum in Corpus Christi, Texas.
- The exhibition also touches upon Selena's pride in being a Mexican-American and its connection to current events impacting the Latino community in the US.
- The exhibition is open to the public from a Thursday until March 16th.