| Artist: Selena |
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. I Could Fall In Love - (previously unreleased) ~ Selena
2. Captive Heart - (previously unreleased) ~ Selena
3. I'm Getting Used To You - (previously unreleased) ~ Selena
4. God's Child (Baila Conmigo) - (previously unreleased, with David Byrne) ~ Selena
5. Dreaming Of You - (previously unreleased) ~ Selena
6. Missing My Baby - (with Full Force) ~ Selena
7. Amor Prohibido :: Forbidden Love ~ Selena
8. Wherever You Are (Dondequiera Que Estes) - (with The Barrio Boyzz) ~ Selena
9. Techno Cumbia ~ Selena
10. El Toro Relajo :: The Crazy Bull ~ Selena
11. Como La Flor :: Like A Flower ~ Selena
12. Tu Solo Tu - (previously unreleased) ~ Selena
13. Bidi Bidi Bom Bom ~ Selena
14. Spoken Liners Notes By The Band And Family ~ Selena
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
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| Released in 1995, the same year she was tragically shot, DREAMING OF YOU was the first of Selena's posthumous releases. Prior to her death, Selena had been something of a cultural icon in Latino communities, admired as much for her status as a positive cultural role model as for her breezy, catchy dance-pop. | |
| Like many of Selena's albums, DREAMING OF YOU balances ballads with bouncy, Latin-inflected grooves, a combination that had gained her popularity with young Latino listeners and traditional Tejano fans alike. The news of the singer's death brought her music to wider attention among North American audiences, so the album struck a chord across different cultural communities, a fact reinforced, no doubt, by the album's mix of Spanish and English lyrics, and her duet with David Byrne on "God's Child." | |
Musical Guests | |
| Full Force | |
| The Barrio Boyzz | |
| Trey Lorenz | |
| Marc Antoine | |
| Luis Conte | |
| Mariachi Sol De Mexico | |
Compilation Appearances
| Selena-20 Years of Music (Bonus Tracks) |
Associated Artists and Works
| Latin Sounds Orchestra (The) | |
| Original Score | |
| Selena [Remaster] ~ Original Soundtrack |
Technical Info
| Release Date : 09/17/2002 | |
| Original Release Date : 1995 | |
| Catalog ID : 40969 | |
| Label : EMI Music Distribution | |
| Number of Discs : 1 | |
| Studio/Live : Studio | |
| Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
| SPAR Code : n/a | |
| UPC : 00724354096907 |
Professional Reviews
Rolling Stone (9/7/95, pp.72-73)
- 3.5 Stars - Good Plus - "...Any of her five English-language ballads on DREAMING OF YOU could've been made for a sweet VH1 crossover..."
- 3.5 Stars - Good Plus - "...Any of her five English-language ballads on DREAMING OF YOU could've been made for a sweet VH1 crossover..."
Spin (p.90)
- "[A] multiplatinum marvel....It definitely maps out the sainted singer's omnivorous appetite."
- "[A] multiplatinum marvel....It definitely maps out the sainted singer's omnivorous appetite."
Entertainment Weekly (7/21/95, p.63)
- "...Whether belting out traditional ballads or tropical fantasies, Selena evokes lust and passion..." - Rating: B
- "...Whether belting out traditional ballads or tropical fantasies, Selena evokes lust and passion..." - Rating: B
Vibe (9/95, p.176)
- "...at once a brief recap of her cumbia-flavored, Tex-Mex excellence and a poignant glimpse of the exploratory English-language path her career was beginning to take....her musical language flowed between South American cumbia, Caribbean reggae/dancehall, and...a kind of Latino urban contemporary..."
- "...at once a brief recap of her cumbia-flavored, Tex-Mex excellence and a poignant glimpse of the exploratory English-language path her career was beginning to take....her musical language flowed between South American cumbia, Caribbean reggae/dancehall, and...a kind of Latino urban contemporary..."

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