Title: Selena Live!
Content: Managerial A&R – José Behar ; Producer – A.B. Quintanilla III, Bebu Silvetti ; Executive producer – Jorge Alberto Pino, Abraham Quintanilla Jr. Marketing – José Behar, Suzette Quintanilla ; Management – José Behar Performance credits ; Vocals – Selena Quintanilla-Pérez Visuals and imagery Art direction – Lisette Lorenzo ; Clothing design – Selena, Martin Gomez ; Hair stylist – Rosa Sullivan, Mark Duncan Make-up – Lisette Lorenzo ; Photography – Maurice Rinaldi ; Stylist – Martin Gomez Instruments Drums – Suzette Quintanilla ; Guitar- Chris Pérez, A.B. Quintanilla III, Henry Gomez ; Keyboards – Joe Ojeda, Ricky Vela Accordion- Johnny Saenz ; Trumpet – Rene Gasca ; Trombone – Gilbert Garza ; Bajo Sexto – A.B. Quintanilla III Technical and production Arrangement 
Title: Q-Productions
Content: Selena (1993–1995) (deceased) ; Jennifer Peña (1996–2000) ; La Fuerza ; Los Tres Reyes ; Cortez De La Sierra ; Jorge Roel Y Potrillo ; Sesi ; La Conquista ; Stephenie Lynn ; Angel Castillo ; Isabel Marie Sanchez 
Title: Selena: The Series
Content:  On December 11, 2018, Selena: The Series was ordered to series by Netflix. The series is produced by Campanario Entertainment with Selena's father (Abraham) and sister (Suzette), from a screenplay by Moisés Zamora for Netflix. It is based on the life of Selena, and is the version authorized by Selena's family, unlike El secreto de Selena, an unauthorized version by María Celeste Arrarás, which the family publicly condemned. Part one of the series was released on December 4, 2020. The second part of the series premiered on May 4, 2021.
Title: Selena Forever
Content:  Life. Originally the show was to be directed by Daniel Valdez, who would also perform as Abraham. After a falling out with the producer, he left and was replaced by choreographer Miranda Garrison. With a $1 million budget and after a week's delay, the production began previews on March 28, 2001 and opened on April 19, at the James Doolittle Theatre (now the Ricardo Montalban Theatre) in Los Angeles, California. Despite receiving harsh criticism, the show became a box office success. It was expected to close on May 27, but due to extremely high ticket sales, was extended by two weeks. The production closed in November of that same year, after over 200 performances.
Title: Selena Forever
Content:  In 1999, a new Broadway bound musical entitled Selena was announced to premier in San Antonio in March 2000 to commemorate the fifth anniversary of Selena's death. Broadway producers Tom Quinn, Jerry Frankel, Peter Fitzgerald and Michael Vega were soon on board to stage the musical. Later, librettist and lyricist Edward Gallardo was brought on to write the show's book and lyrics. Fernando Rivas was to compose the show's songs. In 2000, Selena Forever was first produced for a 30-city national tour with a budget of over $2 million. After a national casting call, the producers cast Veronica Vasquez to portray Selena. The role was alternated by Rebecca Valdez. The musical previewed on March 21 
Title: Selena (album)
Content: Selena – vocals ; Pete Astudillo – backing vocals ; Ricky Vela – keyboards, composer ; Jose "Joe" C. Ojeda – keyboards ; Suzette Quintanilla – drums ; Roger Garcia – guitars ; A.B. Quintanilla – bass guitar, backing vocals, producer, composer, arranger ; Abraham Quintanilla Jr. – executive producer, composer ; Manny Guerra – recording engineer ; Brian "Red" Moore – audio mixer, co-engineer 2012 re-issue ; Jorge A. Pino L. – executive producer ; Guillhermo J. Page – producer ; Suzette Quintanilla – liner notes producer ; Lisette Lorenzo – art direction ; Brian "Red" Moore – liner notes recorder Credits are taken from the album's liner notes.  
Title: Selena (film)
Content:  the press" about the family's plan on a film. Abraham wanted the film to immortalize Selena "in a true positive and beautiful way [and wanted] to celebrate her life [and to] quiet and put to rest all [the] negative ugliness [the media had portrayed]." News of Abraham's desire to release an official authorized film reached Hollywood, and American film producer, Moctesuma Esparza. Esparza immediately approached Abraham at his Corpus Christi office about partnering to produce the film. He educated Abraham about the filmmaking process and the support system he could provide while giving Abraham authoritative control over casting, approval of the script and choosing the director. On August 
Title: Selena's Secret
Content:  El secreto de Selena (English: Selena's Secret) is an American television series produced by BTF Media and co-produced by Disney Media Distribution for Telemundo, and it is based on the bestselling book by Emmy Award-winning journalist María Celeste Arrarás. The series follows the story behind the murder of singer Selena. It stars Maya Zapata as the titular character. It premiered in Latin America on TNT on 23 September 2018 and ended on 16 December 2018. On Telemundo the series premiered on 25 August 2019. Production began on 9 April 2018, and 13 episodes of an hour were confirmed.
Title: Selena (film)
Content:  1995, Abraham informed the media his decision to partner with Esparza/Katz Productions and announced the film's budget to be in the range of $15 and $20 million. In an Entertainment Weekly interview, Abraham confessed on wanting the duo because they were "in tune with our culture". Other Hispanic filmmakers were considered to direct the film including Luis Valdez and Edward James Olmos but had settled with Nava. Katz said the team had overcome "what most people thought was a fatal contract" by entrusting Abraham's decisions and having a working relationship with him throughout the film's production: "working things out in advance so the studios knew exactly what we 
Title: Selena: The Series
Content: Hunter Reese Peña as Ricky Vela ; Luis Bordonada as Johnny Canales ; Paul Rodriguez as Roger Garcia ; Carlos Alfredo Jr. as Joe Ojeda ; Julio Macias as Pete Astudillo ; Gladys Bautista as Vangie ; Jesse Posey as Chris Pérez ; Rico Aragon as José Behar ; Christian Escobar as Bill Arriaga ; Natasha Perez as Yolanda Saldivar 

Question: Who was the producer of Selena?
Answer: Abraham Quintanilla,.
Abraham Isaac Quintanilla.