Chris Perez, the husband of the late Tejano singer Selena, is marking the 27th anniversary of her death with a heartfelt thank you to her fans. Selena, who was known as the “Queen of Tejano Music,” was killed by her fan club president and estranged friend Yolanda Saldivar on March 31, 1995.

At the time of her death, Selena was married to Chris Perez, a guitarist in her band. In the years since her death, Perez has remained a devoted fan of his late wife, and he continues to honor her memory.

On the 27th anniversary of Selena’s death, Perez took to social media to thank her fans for their continued support. In a post on Instagram, Perez wrote, “Thank you for keeping her light bright.” He also shared a photo of Selena with her signature smile.

The post resonated with fans, who responded with messages of love and support. Many shared their own memories of Selena, and thanked Perez for keeping her memory alive.

Perez has been a vocal advocate for Selena’s legacy since her death. He has spoken out about the importance of her music and her influence on Latinx culture. He has also been vocal about the need to protect her legacy from exploitation.

In 2017, Perez released a memoir about his relationship with Selena. Titled “To Selena, With Love,” the book was a heartfelt tribute to his late wife. The book was a bestseller, and was later adapted into a television series.

Perez has also worked to keep Selena’s music alive. He has collaborated with other musicians to create new versions of her songs, and he has produced tribute albums featuring covers of her music.

Perez’s devotion to Selena’s memory has been a source of comfort for her fans. His commitment to honoring her legacy has kept her memory alive, and has helped to ensure that her music and her influence will continue to be felt for generations to come.

Selena’s death was a tragedy, but her memory lives on through her music and her devoted fans. On the 27th anniversary of her death, Chris Perez is thanking her fans for keeping her light bright. His dedication to her memory is a testament to the power of her music and her influence on Latinx culture. Selena may be gone, but her legacy will never be forgotten.