There's no story here, no insightful interviews with either Selena or those who knew her.  But even in the concerts and TV videos, a genuine, if driven and destined, person emerges from the image created by celebrity status.  We learn that Selena, who was raised speaking English, had to learn Spanish to become the empress of Latino pop music.  We see a face that, while lacking the classic beauty of a Jennifer Lopez, makes us forget such considerations because of the gigantic, toothsome smiles that constantly and spontaneously spread over its entire surface.  We hear a voice that, while not extraordinary, is assured, pleasant, and absent of the extremes of strident self-indulgence or amplified falsetto.  And last but not least we see the full, voluptuously-proportioned body and sensuous, rhythmic movements of an archetypal, yet glamorous, woman.  In comparison to the anorexic androgynes who populate today's fashion magazines and movie screens, Selena's example seems a far healthier role model for young women to follow.