Selena Disco Medley (3h)
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Instrumentation Included
- Piano
- Guitar
- Bass
- Drums
- Trumpet
- Trombone
- Tenor Sax.
Selena Disco Medley (3h)
$ 40.00
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At Chandler’s Music Charts, we are passionate about bringing musicians and ensembles the most accurate, clean, and versatile music charts available. Whether you’re performing in a small jazz combo or a full big band, our charts are designed to fit any style and instrumentation. With years of experience in arranging, composing, and producing music, we focus on quality, clarity, and playability, ensuring that every note serves the music and every performance shines. Our mission is to make professional-grade charts accessible to musicians everywhere, helping them elevate their performances with confidence and ease.
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Description
The “Disco Medley” is the legendary, record-breaking opening performance from Selena Quintanilla’s final televised concert at the Houston Astrodome on February 26, 1995. Widely regarded as one of the most iconic moments in Latin music history, the 8-minute mashup served as the opening act for her RodeoHouston show. It seamlessly showcased her versatility to a massive crowd of nearly 67,000 fans.
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- “I Will Survive” (originally by Gloria Gaynor) – Selena opened with this powerful anthem immediately after greeting the stadium.
- “Funkytown” (originally by Lipps Inc.) – The energy quickly shifted into this electronic, upbeat dance track.
- “Last Dance” (originally by Donna Summer) – Transitioned into a soulful vocal delivery.
- “The Hustle” (originally by Van McCoy) – A brief, high-energy instrumental dance break driven by the brass section.
- “On the Radio” (originally by Donna Summer) – The grand finale of the medley, building up a massive vocal crescendo.
Also available as 4h & 5h versions.
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