This '90s Throwback Video Of Selena Quintanilla Proves She'll Always Be Queen Of Tejano!

Whether it's with tribute events, buying her music or creating fan pages on social media, Selena Quintanilla fans are huge on keeping her legacy alive. The Quintanilla family doesn't stay behind as for the past 21 years they have dedicated their lives to honoring the late Queen of Tejano with a museum in Texas, with the annual Fiesta de la Flor festival, with the Selena online radio station, and with an upcoming makeup collection inspired by Selena, amongst other.

The official Selena pages on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook are kept active on a daily basis thanks to her family members who remind us of how beautiful and special Selena was. In honor of the popular #TBT movement, the official Selena Facebook page shared a rare '90s throwback video for its over 3 millions fans to enjoy.

"Here's a throwback taking us back to 1994," expressed the page. "Selena is performing on the 'Johnny Canales Show' with her smash hit 'Amor Prohibido.'" The post includes an iTunes link to check out other iconic performances by Selena.

Hundreds of fans showered the video with loving comments. "Selena was a talented young Lady that will FOREVER be missed, Love her music, even the Spanish ones, don't speak it, but I still love to hear it.....," said Facebook user Lisa Strong.

Another fan expressed how effortlessly beautiful she was. "Can I just say how timeless Selena really is!!! When you look at everyone else, yes, you can definitely tell it's 1994 lol. But when you watch her with her hair style, makeup, dance moves, ect. She just looks so radiant and with the current times. What a beautiful soul!!," wrote Sarah Mallany.

For those who may not now, Johnny Canales, a Tejano singer and TV show host, is one of the first people to believe in Selena y Los Dinos and was very supportive of their career. Canales is credited with one of the first live performances of Selena by her thirteenth birthday and also took Selena y Los Dinos for their first concerts in Mexico. Check out the video below!