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available wherever you get your podcasts. What up, me, hente. It's Anna Maria here, and I am bringing

you a special repeat episode this week. Now, I know, I know it's a repeat, but Felix is out for

the rest of a year, so I got to do some picks of what we were going to bring you

from the archives. And this one is really, really special. It's about La Reina,

Selena herself. Now we get to hear from all kinds of critics and thinkers and creators

about the impact that she had, the music that she made,

and the ways that she gets to live on all of our hearts today and every day forward.

So I think you should give this one a listen.

It's really quite something special, and I hope you love it as much as I do.

I was taking a walk, and I was trying to decide should I, should I do the Salina film or not? And I met two little girls. You had these moments in your life as a filmmaker and I think everybody's life where it's almost like the cosmos sends you a message, right?

And I met these two little girls.

One was eight years old, one was 10 years old.

They were Chicana, Mexicas, and they had Selena T-shirts on.

And I asked them, why do you love Selena?

And they looked up at me and they said, because she looks like us.

And that was like an arrow to my heart.

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