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- Forever_(Selena_fragrance) abstract "Forever (also known as Selena Forever) is a women's fragrance from Catherine Des Champs, and is the first fragrance to be endorsed by Selena, which was released posthumously. Originally, the perfume was going to be released simultaneously with her crossover album. The perfume's production was delayed several times due to the ongoing Amor Prohibido Tour, fashion shows for Selena Etc., recording sessions for her crossover album, and when Yolanda Saldívar stole samples for Selena to choose from.Selena demanded Saldivar to return the samples, which failed when Saldivar murdered Selena at the Days Inn motel. The perfume was then released after her death and sold over 350,000 bottles in the United States and Mexico, prompting the Selena perfume line.".
- Q5469358 abstract "Forever (also known as Selena Forever) is a women's fragrance from Catherine Des Champs, and is the first fragrance to be endorsed by Selena, which was released posthumously. Originally, the perfume was going to be released simultaneously with her crossover album. The perfume's production was delayed several times due to the ongoing Amor Prohibido Tour, fashion shows for Selena Etc., recording sessions for her crossover album, and when Yolanda Saldívar stole samples for Selena to choose from.Selena demanded Saldivar to return the samples, which failed when Saldivar murdered Selena at the Days Inn motel. The perfume was then released after her death and sold over 350,000 bottles in the United States and Mexico, prompting the Selena perfume line.".