The series is produced by Moisés Zamora and will star Christian Serratos as Selena, Madison Taylor Baez, Ricardo Chavira, Seidy López, Gabriel Chavarria, Juan Martinez, Noemi Gonzalez, and Daniela Estrada. Her rise to fame was not without struggle or difficulty, so the series, in addition to the involvement of the Quintanilla family, will have the ability to paint a more comprehensive picture of who Selena was as a person adding complexity to her already enduring legacy. While the 1997 film that made Jennifer Lopez a bonafide star captured Selena’s story from her career’s precipice to her tragic death, the series will instead follow her story from childhood.
The mythology surrounding the Mexican-American superstar continues to thrive in the collective consciousness. What You Need To Know: The story of beloved Tejano music star Selena Quintanilla is one that lives on in the annals of popular culture.
Release Date: Season 4 premieres December 4 on Netflix – Martine Olivier Netflix has renewed the show for seasons five and six already the show is obviously a blockbuster hit for Netflix and definitely worth checking out. Guest stars this season are a who’s-who with appearances by Seth Rogen, Lena Waithe, John Oliver, Sterling K. Relative newcomer and comedian Ayo Edebiri will take the helm of the charmingly awkward Molly, having been previously seen on Comedy Central’s“ Next Up.” Rudolf, who plays ‘ Connie the Hormone Monstress’, recently won her first Emmy award for her outstanding work on the show. Series headliners Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph, Jordan Peele, Jessi Klein, and Jason Mantzoukas return for the fourth season, whereas Jenny Slate who voiced the show’s biracial character ‘ Molly’ the past three seasons, stepped down from the role. What You Need To Know: The raunchy animated comedy returns this month with more puberty hijinks with the rambunctious teens of the Netflix original series. While there aren’t many new releases this month, some are worth keeping an eye on, especially “ Your Honor” and “ The Stand.” There being a smaller amount of releases also means you’ll have time to binge all of the 2020 greats that you’ve looked over, such as “ I May Destroy You” and “ Lovecraft Country.” Easier to digest for some as opposed to film and offering seasons upon season to lose yourself in, it’s been, for the most part, a largely solid year for new releases, even as so many reach to Netflix and other streaming services to watch what they’ve missed in the past. Time has behaved strangely this year, and through months of social distancing, more than ever as a byproduct of the times, many of us have turned to television for escapism. It’s impossible to believe that we’ve finally reached the end of 2020 while also, simultaneously, feeling like we should’ve done so ages ago.
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