Jennifer Peña rode the coattails of Selena to success, styling herself after the pop-tejano queen. The Corpus Christi Texas teen piqued the interest of Selena's father, A.B. Quintanilla, who hooked up her first band, Jennifer y Los Jetz, and produced her first albums of pop tejano music, Dulzura and Jennifer y Los Jetz. Now in her early 20s, Jennifer has broken from Los Jetz and records solo on the Univision label where she's had continuing success with pop-heavy albums such as Libre.