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Yolanda Saldívar aspires to work with this famous singer if she gets parole


Her ambitions have raised eyebrows, especially considering her past


Shakira In Concert - New York City© GettyImages
Shirley GomezSenior Writer
JUNE 7, 2024 10:11 AM EDTJUN 7, 2024, 10:11 AM EDT

As Yolanda Saldívar approaches the possibility of conditional release from prison in March 2025, her aspirations and plans have sparked significant public interest and concern. The former nurse, now 63, has been serving a sentence for the 1995 murder of the beloved Queen of Tejano music, Selena Quintanilla. With the potential for a new chapter in her life, Saldívar has expressed a desire to reenter the working world and has notably mentioned an ambition to work closely with international superstar Shakira.

In a recent interview with the BBC, Saldívar stated her primary goal upon release is to reintegrate into society and secure employment. Her ambitions, however, have raised eyebrows, especially considering her past. Saldívar, who once managed Selena’s boutiques and fan club, became infamous after it was revealed she had been embezzling funds, leading to a confrontation that resulted in Selena’s tragic death.

Selena Quintanilla y Yolanda Saldivar© LagenciaMexico

The mention of Shakira in Saldívar’s plans has caused a stir on social media and the music industry. Despite personal challenges, Shakira has had a fantastic year in her career and remains a global icon with a massive following. The idea of Saldívar working closely with her has elicited a mix of disbelief and alarm among fans.

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The public’s wariness is palpable, with many expressing trust as a significant barrier to Saldívar’s future employment, especially within the music industry.

Selena Quintanilla, music videos© Youtube

The possibility of her release comes with several questions about rehabilitation and the capacity for change. Saldívar’s case poses a complex dilemma between the notions of second chances and the safety and trust of those who may come into contact with her.

In the meantime, Shakira continues to thrive in her career and personal life, supported by her loyal fan base and her children. Whether she will acknowledge or respond to Saldívar’s aspirations remains to be seen. Still, the past actions of Yolanda Saldívar have left a lasting impact on the music community and the hearts of many.

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