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Come to California (or Arizona, or Texas) and ask. I think you'd be surprised.

• pavel_lishin 10y ago
  I lived in Texas from 1994 until 2011 or so - moved there when I was ten - and while I didn't really run around with a crowd that listened to much Tejano music, I have never once heard her mentioned. Admittedly, her death took place before I was fully fluent in English - it's entirely possible that the wave of mourning had already ended by the time I would have really become cognizant of her.
  • Baeocystin 10y ago
    Don't know what to tell you. I was living in San Diego at the time, and talk about her was everywhere. For years. And I'm not a Tejano music fan, it's just something you couldn't avoid if you lived/worked in the area. That being said, I was already at the end of college/entering the workforce when she died, so like you said, I was probably at the right age to hear about it. I can tell you than the last time I visited family in SD was last year, and there were still Selena posters/pictures/etc all over the place in the little corner stores.