sentences:  Mario Tarradell of "The Dallas Morning News" said that during her music career, Selena "merges Tejano's infectious cumbia rhythm with street-savvy R&B, old-school soul, dancehall reggae, sizzling salsa, and trippy, loopy funk".Selena's recordings expressed "love and pain, as well as strength and passion", according to Charles Tatum.She also recorded independently driven, female-empowerment-themed compositions; "Si La Quieres", "¿Qué Creías?