The actress plays ‘Suzette Quintanilla’ in the series, Selena’s devoted sister and drummer in her band.

HOUSTON – Netflix announced the much-anticipated “Selena: The Series” will return on May 14, according to the streaming service. “Selena: The Series” has garnered popularity across the country. “In its first four weeks, 25 million households sang ‘Como la Flor’ along with Selena: The Series — and half of those fans came from The US!” Netflix wrote in a tweet. Selena: The Series returns for part two on May 14! Are you excited to tune into Part Two of the “Selena: The Series”?

SAN ANTONIO – A Texas writer living in Los Angeles is finally getting his big break of his life -- writing Season 2 of Netflix’s “Selena: The Series,” KSAT reported. “Selena is just part of the culture and you can be of any race or ethnicity,” Perez told KSAT. That’s why his first break as a writer became special to him, according to KSAT. “We were all are fans of Selena coming in, but then we also have just a breath of experiences culturally, our upbringings, our socioeconomic class,” Perez told KSAT. “Selena: The Series” is now streaming on Netflix.

HOUSTON – “The Queen of Tejano” is getting a new series adaptation on Netflix. Netflix announced “Selena The Series” will make its debut just in time for the holidays, which will be a coming-of-age adaptation of Selena Quintanilla’s life, whose life was cut short in 1995 when she was killed by the president of her fan club. A trailer dropped on Monday which shows Selena performing at a show singing one of her all-time hits “Como La Flor” with the tagline, “Every legend begins with a dream.”See the trailer below. According to the show’s official page on Netflix, “Selena The Series” is a story about a young Mexican-American Tejano singer whose parents make tough decisions to hold on to her love of music. The series is set to stream on Dec. 4.