Amor Prohibido is the title song from Selena's 1994 album of the same name, recorded with Los Dinos and released during the peak of her Tejano career. The song tells of a love kept hidden from disapproving families, a theme that helped it connect far beyond Tejano audiences. After Selena's death in 1995, it became one of her most enduring signature songs, covered, sampled and quoted in tributes ever since. Short clips now circulate online as shorthand for Latin pop nostalgia, romance and Selena's lasting cultural influence.