The Most Iconic Selena Quintanilla Music Videos of All Time

In the 1993 track, Quintanilla sings about catching her boyfriend cheating on her with another woman. Despite the dramatic lyrics, the video is a lot more laid back with Quintanilla dancing at a beach house party.

The visual for "No Me Queda Mas" was shot in San Antonio's Amtrak station and won regional Mexican video of the year at the 1995 Latin Billboard Awards.

This was the first music video for Selena y Los Dinos. In true Selena fashion, there is a lot of dancing.

Clad in matching black-and-white outfits, the visual features Quintanilla and the Barrio Boyz showing off some smooth moves while dancing around the streets of New York City.

"Amor Prohibido" sees Quintanilla dancing in Joshua Tree, CA, as she passionately sings about a forbidden love. However, by the end of the video, things take a turn and she and her crush are shown walking out of a self-standing door frame together.

"Bidi Bidi Bom Bom" is one of Quintanilla's most famous hits. It was originally written about fish (yes, you read that right), but after a few revisions, she turned it into a love song. "It's the sound the heart makes when you see a man pass by," Quintanilla previously explained. "It sounds like bidi bidi bom bom."

The video for "I Could Fall in Love" was released after Quintanilla's death in 1995. It features a montage of personal photos, concert footage, and career clips taken over the years.