The Latino wave has to date, made quite the component of our American story – and I must also profess that this wasn’t something that barely started in the 1990’s.

One of the first, if not the most influential, that shortly paved the way for the late 1990’s Latino sensation boom that hit our American Popular Culture thus redefining the presence of a Latino mass media, aesthetics, arts, fashion, and hence a politically predominant group in the US and for most of mainstream American Popular Culture, the hybrid sensation of all these facets were beyond welcomed and has become a lucrative industry for many, from record label moguls, media relations specialists or consultants to the big TV corporations (NBC’s Telemundo) and all others geared toward selling to the mass populous of Latinos in the US., particularly the growing number since the last two censuses have demonstrated, a growing demographic that will be the majority, apparently by 2025-2030. While the Tejano music sensation broke barriers as a woman in that particular music genre, as a singer she was a predecessor to many successful Latino ‘crossover’ artists that followed.

Selena Quintilla Perez has forever left a legacy in various aspects and facets of our American (both mainstream and Latino) Popular Culture. M.A.C.’s Makeup Line is a Tribute to Selena’s Glamour – Latinos’ Influence in US American Popular Culture.

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