Beyoncé’s ‘B’day’ anniversary album features sample of the late Selena

Beyoncé Knowles-Carter's "B'Day" 20th anniversary album is out now and the latest edition features songs with Pharrell Williams, Colombian rapper Maluma and the legendary late Mexican American singer Selena.

Beyoncé released her "B'Day" 20th anniversary deluxe album ahead of her birthday on Sept. 4. The 31-track project is a reissue of her second studio album, "B'Day," marking the album's 20-year anniversary. The latest version includes a handful new or previously unreleased tracks such as "Can I Watch You" featuring Williams, "Creole," "Lost Yo Mind," "My First Time," and "Back Up." It also includes the original 2006 songs.

The deluxe album also includes Spanish versions of songs like "Get Me Bodied" (Mueve el Cuerpo) and "Listen" (Oye) and "Irreplacable" (Irreemplazable). Beyoncé also samples Selena, known as "Queen of Tejano Music," who died in 1995. Additionally, Beyoncé includes Colombian rapper, singer, songwriter Maluma on the Spanish version of"Get Me Bodided" (Cuerpo Tumbao), marking her first-ever collaboration with the artist.

Leading up to its release, Beyoncé released a deluxe "B'Day" vinyl with a 60-page collectible booklet, including "B'Day" era imagery and an anniversary "B'Day" CD.

Beyoncé first teased the anniversary project when she officially released her song "Morning Dew (Donk)" on July 4.

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