Selenas Ehemann Chris Pérez sagt: „Es vergeht kein Tag“, an dem er nicht an sie denkt: „Ich kann sie in meinem Kopf hören“

> Now, 30 years later, Pérez and Selena’s family are opening up about the Queen of Tejano Music in the new Netflix documentary Selena y Los Dinos: A Family’s Legacy, debuting on Nov. 17. “I think about Selena every day,” Pérez says. “When I’m making a decision, I can hear her in my head, like, ‘I don’t know — are you sure you wanna do that?’ ”

> Before their relationship turned romantic, Pérez had already recognized that Selena’s talent was singular. “There are a lot of talented people out there, but she just had something special,” he says. “It’s not just the voice, but the way she did it. She’s such a beloved figure and an icon that her fans, especially, want to know more about her.”

> Reflecting on the painful chapter of her death, Pérez says it marked a permanent dividing line in his life. “I’m Chris before all of that happened, and Chris after,” he explains. “She’s a part of both sides. I’ve lived with her presence in thoughts and feelings and music. That’s become my new normal. But I can’t watch the end of the documentary about her death. It’s just difficult.”