Hey, sugar fans, this is Anne Marie Sievertsen from WBUR's podcast team, and I want to share something very, very special with you.
Some of our colleagues here have a brand new show.
It's called anything for Selena.
And if you're a fan of the pop star already or if you aren't a fan yet, this show is going to be so freaking good.
We helped bring it into the world, and now we're sharing the trailer with you.
So take a listen and subscribe in the same app where you get this podcast.
Produced by the Ilab at WBUr Boston.
This journey begins at the border, a place in the in between where for a long time I felt divided in two.
Then I discovered her.
Red lips, brown skin, big hoops.
She was magnetic no matter what side of the border she was on.
I was a young kid, but I remember what it felt like seeing that one of us had made it and she brought us with her.
A star faded away.
Today, Tejano music queen Selena has been gunned down in Corpus Christi.
Then she was gone suddenly, violently.
So many of us were marked by her death.
And I'll never forget the day.
I was four years old.
I was six years old.
I was eight years old.