The List of Selena Albums in Order of Release Date

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American singer Selena released eleven studio albums, three live albums, three boxsets, three remix albums, two soundtrack albums, and twenty compilation albums.

The List of  Selena  Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Selena Album in Order of Release Date:

Solo studio albums:

1. Selena — October 17, 1989
2. Ven Conmigo — October 6, 1990
3. Entre a Mi Mundo — May 6, 1992
4. Amor Prohibido — March 13, 1994
5. Dreaming of You — July 18, 1995

Selena y Los Dinos albums:

1. Selena y Los Dinos — July 16, 1984
2. Alpha — June 11, 1986
3. Muñequito de Trapo — June 29, 1986
4. And the Winner Is… — May 26, 1987
5. Preciosa — October 10, 1988
6. Dulce Amor — December 24, 1988

All Selena Albums List in Order

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Selena’s Solo studio albums

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1. Selena (1989)

 

Tracks

1. Tú Eres
2. Sukiyaki
3. Contigo Quiero Estar
4. Besitos
5. Amame, Quiéreme
6. Tengo Ganas De Llorar
7. My Love
8. Quiero Ser
9. Mentiras
10. No Te Vayas

“Selena” is the self-titled debut studio album by American singer Selena Quintanilla, released in 1989. The album showcased Selena’s incredible vocal talent and introduced her to the Tejano music scene. It featured a mix of traditional Tejano sounds fused with contemporary pop elements, making it a refreshing addition to the genre. With her powerful voice and charismatic stage presence, Selena’s debut album set the foundation for her future success and cemented her status as the “Queen of Tejano Music.”

2. Ven Conmigo (1990)

Tracks

1. Ya Ves
2. Aunque No Salga el Sol
3. Ven Conmigo
4. Yo Te Amo
5. Enamorada de Ti
6. La Tracalera
7. Baila Esta Cumbia
8. Yo Me Voy
9. No Quiero Saber
10. Después de Enero

Selena’s album “Ven Conmigo” was released in 1990 and marked a significant milestone in her career. The album showcased her incredible vocal talent and helped solidify her status as the “Queen of Tejano Music.” “Ven Conmigo” featured the hit title track, which became a chart-topper and established Selena as a rising star in the Latin music scene. With its infectious melodies and energetic beats, the album captivated listeners and demonstrated Selena’s versatility as an artist. It set the stage for her subsequent success and laid the foundation for her enduring legacy in the music industry.

3. Entre a Mi Mundo (1992)

Tracks

1. Si La Quieres
2. Como la Flor
3. Yo Te Sigo Queriendo
4. ¿Qué Creias?
5. Las Cadenas
6. Vuelve A Mí
7. La Carcacha
8. Siempre Estoy Pensando En Ti
9. Missing My Baby
10. Amame

Selena’s album “Entre a Mi Mundo” was released in 1992 and became a breakthrough success for the young Tejano singer. With a blend of traditional Mexican sounds and contemporary pop elements, the album showcased Selena’s powerful vocals and charismatic stage presence. It featured hit singles like “Como la Flor” and “La Carcacha,” which propelled her to international fame. “Entre a Mi Mundo” solidified Selena’s position as the Queen of Tejano music and marked a pivotal moment in her career. The album’s infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics continue to resonate with fans, making it a timeless classic in Latin music history.

4. Amor Prohibido (1994)

Tracks

1. Amor Prohibido” Selen
2. No Me Queda Más
3. Cobarde
4. Fotos y Recuerdos
5. El Chico Del Apartamento 512
6. Bidi Bidi Bom Bom
7. Techno Cumbia
8. Tus Desprecios
9. Si Una Vez
10. Ya No

“Amor Prohibido” is the iconic fifth studio album by Selena, released in 1994. It became one of the most successful and influential Latin albums of all time. The album showcased Selena’s incredible vocal range and blended various musical genres, including cumbia, tejano, and pop. The title track, “Amor Prohibido,” along with other hits like “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” and “No Me Queda Más,” propelled Selena to international stardom. Tragically, Selena was murdered shortly after the album’s release, adding to its legendary status and solidifying her place as the Queen of Tejano music. The album continues to be cherished by fans worldwide for its timeless sound and Selena’s remarkable talent.

5. Dreaming of You (1995)

Tracks

1. I Could Fall in Love
2. Captive Heart
3. I’m Getting Used to You
4. God’s Child (Baila Conmigo)
5. Dreaming of You
6. Missing My Baby
7. Amor Prohibido
8. Wherever You Are (Donde Quiera Que Estés)
9. Techno Cumbia
10. El Toro Relajo
11. Como la Flor
12. Tú Sólo Tú
13. Bidi Bidi Bom Bom

Selena’s “Dreaming of You” is a timeless album released in 1995, shortly after her tragic death. The album showcases Selena’s incredible talent and versatility as a singer. It features a mix of English and Spanish tracks, highlighting her ability to effortlessly switch between languages. The title track, “Dreaming of You,” became an instant classic and remains one of her most beloved songs. The album beautifully captures Selena’s charisma, passion, and musical prowess, solidifying her status as a legendary artist. Even after all these years, “Dreaming of You” continues to resonate with fans worldwide, serving as a testament to Selena’s enduring legacy.

 

 

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Selena’s Selena y Los Dinos albums:

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1. Selena y Los Dinos (1984)

Tracks

1. Ya Se Va
2. Cruzaré la Montaña
3. Se Acabó Aquel Amor
4. Yo Lo Sé Que Tú Te Vas
5. Parece Que Va a Llover
6. Tres Veces No
7. Give Me One More Chance
8. Tú Solamente Tú
9. Lo Tanto Que Te Quiero
10. Call Me

Selena y Los Dinos, released on July 16, 1984, was the debut independent studio album by American Tejano group Selena y Los Dinos under Freddie Records. Originally issued on cassette in limited quantities, the album was poorly promoted and not available in stores. Despite minimal commercial success, the album marked Selena’s early foray into music with a blend of Tejano, Chicano rock, and 1950s-inspired sounds. Recorded in Corpus Christi, it featured tracks like “Ya Se Va” and “Se Acabó Aquel Amor.” In 1995, the album was reissued as Mis Primeras Grabaciones, highlighting Selena’s raw talent and beginnings in Latin music history.

2. Alpha (1986)

Tracks

1. Dame un Beso
2. Con Esta Copa
3. Soy Amiga
4. Corazoncito
5. Sentimientos
6. Pero Cómo Te Ha Ido
7. Pa’Qué Me Sirve La Vida
8. Pensando en Ti
9. El Tejano
10. Dame Tu Amor

Alpha is the second independent studio album by Selena y Los Dinos, released on June 11, 1986, through Manny Guerra’s G.P. Productions. Marking a shift from cover songs to original material, the album highlighted A.B. Quintanilla’s emergence as the band’s primary songwriter and producer, with creative input from keyboardist Ricky Vela and guitarist Roger Garcia. Tracks like “Dame un Beso” and “Dame Tu Amor” showcased Selena’s vocal range, despite her limited Spanish, and received notable radio success—especially in El Paso, Texas. Alpha earned Selena her first major award, Female Entertainer of the Year, at the 1987 Tejano Music Awards.

3. Muñequito de Trapo (1986)

Tracks

1. Brindis De Amor
2. A Million to One
3. El Ramalazo
4. La Mirada
5. Rama Caida
6. Diferentes
7. Muñequito De Trapo
8. Cuando Despierto
9. Enamorada De Ti
10. El Circo

Muñequito de Trapo is the third independent studio album by Selena y Los Dinos, released on June 29, 1986, under Manny Guerra’s GP Productions. Initially meant for DJ promotional use, it was later distributed on cassette and features mainly cover songs, showcasing a nostalgic return to early rock and oldies influences. Highlights include “A Million to One,” which became a local hit and their first number-one song in San Antonio, boosting Selena’s rise in Tejano music. Despite limited distribution, the album’s emotional depth and Selena’s smooth vocals hinted at her future artistry. It was remastered in 2007 by Abraham Quintanilla.

4. And the Winner Is… (1987)

Tracks

1. Acuerdate de Mi
2. Tu No Sabes
3. La Bamba
4. Tres Dias
5. Yo Te Dare
6. Te Amo Solo a Ti
7. Cuando Nadie Te Quiera
8. Corazon Abandonado
9. Salta La Ranita
10. Ven a Verme

Released on May 26, 1987, And the Winner Is… marked Selena y Los Dinos’ fourth independent studio album, issued through Manny Guerra’s GP Productions. The album’s title celebrated Selena’s early accolades, especially her 1987 Tejano Music Award win for Female Vocalist of the Year. Aimed at expanding their Tejano fanbase, the album blended original songs with traditional Mexican covers. Its standout track, “La Bamba,” peaked at #20 on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart, marking Selena’s first national chart appearance. Critics praised the band’s evolving sound, and the album earned a nomination for Album of the Year at the 1988 Tejano Music Awards.

5. Preciosa (1988)

Tracks

1. Terco Corazon
2. Cien Años
3. Siempre
4. Quiero
5. Sabes
6. Quiero Estar Contigo
7. Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti
8. Yo Fui Aquella
9. Como Quisiera
10. Cariño Mio

Preciosa is the fifth independent studio album by Selena y Los Dinos, released on October 10, 1988, under RP Records. It marked a creative shift for the group, blending Tejano roots with synthesized pop and featuring their most original compositions to date. Praised by critics like Tim Baker of Newsweek, the album showcased Selena’s commanding vocals and confirmed her rising star status. Tracks like “Terco Corazon” and “Como Te Quiero Yo A Ti” earned award nominations, while the group’s performance at the 1989 Tejano Music Awards solidified their popularity. Preciosa helped usher in Selena’s breakthrough in the Latin music scene.

6. Dulce Amor (1988)

Tracks

1. Dulce Amor
2. Qué
3. Tú Solamente Tú
4. Always Mine
5. Costumbres
6. Dime
7. No Llores Más Corazón
8. La Puerta Se Cerro
9. Cariño, Cariño Mio
10. Quisiera Darte

Dulce Amor marked the final independent studio album by Selena y Los Dinos, released on December 24, 1988, through RP Records. Featuring a mix of Tejano, cumbia, and jazz fusion, the album showcased Selena’s evolving artistry and her brother A.B. Quintanilla III’s songwriting debut. Though met with mixed to negative critical reception, the album gained industry attention, earning Selena “Female Vocalist of the Year” and “Female Entertainer of the Year” at the 1989 Tejano Music Awards. Its modest sales of over 30,000 copies laid the groundwork for her EMI Latin signing, transitioning her from indie artist to mainstream Latin pop icon.

Conclusion:

Selena Quintanilla-Pérez’s enduring legacy lives on through her remarkable discography, which continues to influence generations of artists and fans worldwide. From her early recordings with Los Dinos to her groundbreaking solo career, Selena Albums in Order trace the evolution of a Tejano icon who broke cultural and musical barriers. Each release—from Selena (1989) to the posthumous Dreaming of You (1995)—highlights her unique voice, charisma, and genre-defining artistry. As the best-selling Tejano artist in history, Selena’s catalog remains a testament to her immense talent and cultural impact, securing her place as one of the most influential Latin artists of all time.

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