Drone footage over a park with greenery and trees. Onscreen text: Rosedale Park San Antonio, Texas. Throughout video are logos: National Museum of American History and the Smithsonian Latino Center.
Onscreen text: How are we going to celebrate Selena's Birthday?
Verónica A. Méndez in black shirt holds a phone with Mireya Loza on the screen.
Drone footage over Rosedale Park. Onscreen text: San Antonio, Texas.
Drone footage over Hemisfair Park in San Antonio, Texas.
Méndez reappears standing in front of a whitewashed stone wall. Onscreen text: Verónica A. Méndez Curator, National Museum of American History.
Méndez sits on a wall speaking to her phone.
Color photo: white dress decorated with multicolored ribbons and lace.
Méndez seated on a bench.
Poster of Lydia Mendoza in white, red, and green dress playing guitar. Text reads: Lydia Mendoza, First Queen of Tejano
Colorized photo of Lydia Mendoza in red dress holding a guitar. Onscreen text: La alondra de la frontera, La cancionera de los pobres, First Queen of Tejano
Mireya Loza talking through Verónica's phone screen.
Magazine article on Selena, showing her dressed in black leading against a wall.
Color Photo: Selena dressed in purple sparkly jumpsuit posing with 10 male musicians in brown mariachi suits.
5 Color photographs of Selena wearing bedazzled cap and bustier.
Cover of People Magazine with Selena dressed in white looking into the distance. Headline: Selena Her Life In Pictures 1971-1995.
Loza wearing a red blouse and holding her phone stands in front of a museum exhibit on Selena. Objects include her leather jacket, watch, and Coke advertisements. Onscreen text: Mireya Loza Curator, National Museum of American History.
Camera scans over images of Selena and Mireya Loza flips through images. Onscreen text: Archives Center, National Museum of American History Washington, DC
Loza brings photographs and objects to a table where she sits wearing white gloves. She holds her phone, speaking to Verónica A. Méndez
Various photos of Selena advertising Coke
Loza shows pictures of Selena to the viewer and to Mendez who is on her phone.
Loza reappears still seated at desk.
Archival footage of Selena in a white shirt speaking to a reporter wearing a blue shirt and white wide-brimmed hat.
Méndez standing at the Hemisfair park
Drone footage of Verónica standing at Hemisfair park
Drone footage of the Alamodome arena.
Loza reappears
Magazine article "Saying Goodbye" with photo of girls holding black and white Selena portraits.
Panuelo with green background and "Selena" written in purple text. Selena is dressed in white with hand on her chest.
Graphic print of Selena with red background.
Méndez stands in front of a mural of Selena in a purple jumpsuit. Onscreen text: San Antonio, TX Alan Calvo
Mural depicting Selena's face and hair against a colorful geometric background. Onscreen text: San Antonio, TX Christopher Montoya
Mural depicting Selena from bust-up, singing, text reads Selena the Series. Onscreen text: Houston, TX Donkeemom
Mural with purple background, Selena depicted 5 times in different outfits and poses. Onscreen text: Chicago, IL Mateo Zapata
Mayela Caro stands in front of orange and purple Selena Mural reading "Photos y Recuerdos. Onscreen text: Mayela Caro, National Museum of American History
Onscreen text: Los Angeles, CA, Levi Ponce
Méndez reappears
Collaged image: Left black and white portraits of Verónica A. Méndez and Mireya Loza, Center orange and blue color block, onscreen text: Latinas Talk Latinas Selena: Crossing Over Cultural Boundaries Logos: National Museum of American History and Smithsonian Latino Center. Right: Selena performing onstage in leather jacket.
Logos: National Museum of American History, Smithsonian, Smithsonian Latino Center.
Onscreen text: Special Thanks: Al Rendon, Alan Calvo, Bart Taylor Full Spectrum Lens, Christopher Montoya, Cristina Gonzalez, Donkeemom, Familia Méndez, Krystal Paul, Levi Ponce, Mateo Zapata, The Quintanilla Family, The San Antonio Advertising firm of Sosa, Bromley, Aguilar. Images and Music Courtesy of: National Museum of American History, National Museum of American History, Archives Center, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Audio Network - Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. This video received federal support from the Latino Initiatives Pool, administered by the Smithsonian Latino Center.