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NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with Maria Garcia, host of "Anything For Selena." The podcast tells the story of Selena Quintanilla's life and Garcia's childhood spent on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Selena Gómez ha tenido un año de éxitos indiscutibles en su carrera y con el lanzamiento de su primer EP en español, Revelación, Selena se convirtió en la primera mujer desde 2017 en debutar en la posición número 1 de la lista “Mejores Álbumes Latinos” de Billboard.
We know her name, her story, her voice. The singer Selena changed countless lives, and continues to do so as her legacy lives on. But for the Texas kids who grew up with her in the late ’90s, the kids who danced to her songs at quinceañeras and weddings, and for those who learned about death because of her own, Selena is a part of them. It’s through these connections that happened during her own formative years, that Maria Garcia guides listeners through the podcast called “Anything For Selena.” She says it’s a podcast about belonging. “In her legacy,” Garcia told Texas Standar...
Selena Quintanilla-Pérez captured the hearts and minds of generations. The Tejana pop superstar's life was cut short in 1995. But for passing admirers — and her Latino and Chicana fans in particular — Selena is a mirror and a guide to what's possible and what it means to belong on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. In the new podcast “Anything For Selena,” WBUR senior arts and culture editor Maria Garcia unpacks not only the life of the singer but the way Selena has impacted us all. Garcia weaves in Selena’s story with her own personal journey as a fan.
GLEN WELDON, HOST: "Lupin" - or if you want to get technical, "Lupin" - is a smart and twisty French series that's new to Netflix. It's about a young Parisian man named Assane who molds his life on classic French tales about a fictional gentleman thief and master of disguise named Arsene Lupin AISHA HARRIS, BYLINE: There's more to it, of course. Assane is the son of a Senegalese immigrant who died after being accused of a crime. We soon learn that what's really driving Assane's intricately plotted criminal adventures is a desire for revenge. I'm Aisha Harris. WELDON: And I'm Glen Weldon. An...