Selena: The Series - Season 1

2020

Christian Serratos (The Walking Dead) is legendary Mexican-American Tejano singer Selena in this road-to-stardom series.

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Selena: The Series - Season 1 episodes

Daydream

Amid financial strife, Abraham Quintanilla prioritizes his 8-year-old daughter Selena's... More musical talent and has her start a band with her siblings.

Dame Un Beso

Brother AB struggles to find Selena a song for a... More new single, while Abraham tries to convince a music executive to produce a record with the band.

And the Winner is...

Selena is nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year at... More the Tejano Music Awards. The band travels to Matamoros, Mexico, for an important performance.

Opening Act

Selena y Los Dinos embark on a strenuous cross-country music... More tour, which puts strain on the singer's vocal cords, so the band searches for a solution.

Dulce Amor

Abraham weighs two offers from major record labels. As Selena... More and her band garner more attention, a dashing new guitarist joins the family.

My Love

While preparing the new album, the Quintanilla family clashes with... More the record label's decisions, especially when it comes to Selena's fashion style.

Fideo

Sister Suzette becomes concerned when sparks fly between Selena and... More the new guitarist, Chris. Meanwhile, AB is under pressure to write new songs.

Gold Rush

Selena celebrates her growing successes — including an album going... More gold — but fights to get an English album produced. Suzette meets someone new.

Qué Creías

Selena feels conflicted about her secret relationship with Chris. Meanwhile,... More AB finds inspiration in a memory of a plastic flower and lost love.

Selena: The Series - Season 1 | Ratings & Reviews

34_%35 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
43_%95 reviews
Audience score rating

"Selena could sing. But she also had a voice. Too bad she's not given one here."

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Los Angeles Times

"Stiff dialogue, aimless plotting, flat characters and blah direction."

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Time Magazine

"Both earnest and dramatically flat."

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CNN

"Contains a sense of uncomfortable voyeurism, a feeling of déjà vu-things that have been seen and experienced before, but now there is an air of repeated intrusion."

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