Selena Gomez goes full glam to film the artistic visual for her single Baila Conmigo 

Selena Gomez recently treated her devout fanbase to an ultra artistic visual to coincide with the release of her second Spanish-language single Baila Conmigo.

And on Friday, the 28-year-old songstress unloaded a few behind-the-scenes pics from the sultry music video shoot onto the official Rare Beauty Instagram page.

Baila Conmigo is featured on Gomez’s highly anticipated EP Revelación, which is sung entirely in Spanish and slated for a March 12 release.

For her music video, Gomez enhanced her already sculpted features with makeup from her Rare Beauty line.

‘Swipe ➡️ for some exclusive behind-the-scenes moments of her getting ready and wearing all Rare Beauty,’ encouraged the Instagram account as Selena’s go-to makeup artist worked his magic.

Selena relied on the talents of Melissa Murdick to bring her to life on screen with a generous amount of facial highlighter to create a natural, radiant complexion.

Giving fans exactly what they want, Rare Beauty included all of the products that Selena used in order to accurately achieve her Baila Conmigo look.

For example, Murdick used the Liquid Touch Brightening Concealer and the Soft Pinch Liquid Blush in Love Positive to create a brightening, yet flushed look for Gomez.

In the over three-minute music video for Baila Conmigo, which premiered on Thursday night, Gomez can be seen rocking a variety of sultry ensembles as she appears on a television screen in the video’s various curated sets.

Balia Conmigo, which translates in English to Dance With Me, also features the vocal talents of Puerto Rican rapper Rauw Alejandro.

Selena first appears in the Balia Conmiga music video in a striking mauve toned slip dress featuring a sexy cowl neck that left plenty of room for her statement necklace.

She had her dark brunette hair styled into a variety of voluminous waves as the lighting highlighted the natural, glossy makeup strewn across her face.

The Princess Protection Program actress performed the first of many lip syncs in front of a shadowy backdrop featuring a large illuminated circle.

The main dancers in the music video, who are seemingly playing lovers, observe Gomez on the various television screens in their homes and attempt to master her moves.

At one moment, a few young adults can be seen riding past a gorgeous mural featuring Gomez’s image and her full name in two-toned lettering as the chorus plays out. 

For the latter portion of the visual, Selena reemerges on a security monitor in a bodega donning a black long sleeve bodysuit with an elegant scoop neck.

Her once flouncy curls are replaced by long straightened strands, enhanced with extensions, that are parted to one side.

Selena’s more edgy ensemble also emerges during the club scene where the video’s two lovers can finally move as one.

The scene is brought to life with a ton of neon lights and coordinating pieces of clothing that give the entire setting a futuristic, yet seedy vibe. 

Baila Conmigo’s conclusion sees the video’s loved-up duo riding off into the sunset on a motorbike as Selena utters her final lines. 

The first track off Revelación, titled De Una Vez, as well as the impending release of her Spanish-language EP were announced via Gomez’s Instagram on Wednesday. 

‘REVELACIÓN, my first ever Spanish EP, is out March 12. Preorder it tomorrow at 9 pm PT.’ 

Accompanying the announcement, Selena posted a photo in a red gown by two chairs draped in pink cloth. 

She wore an exaggerated braid that was adorned with a red ribbon that featured a gold chain. 

And she shared the first glimpse at the album’s cover and an accompanying poster -both exclusively available through Target – on Twitter which features her in all black with an enormous floral headpiece. 

‘Here’s a first look at the @target exclusive REVELACIÓN CD and poster, available for Preorder Friday!’

First mentioning the project in 2011, she tweeted ‘Can’t wait for y’all to hear the Spanish record 😉 it’s sounding so cool.’

After being mum on the project for years, fans started to buzz that the impending project was finally arriving after various murals popped up around Sayulita, Mexico in mid-January.  

Fan accounts flooded Twitter with the images of the colorful murals being painted on the same week she dropped De Una Vez, also teasing Baila Conmigo with Rauw Alejandro and Tainy.  

Seeming to confirm the album ahead of Wednesday’s announcement, she told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe in a January 11 interview:   

‘This has been something I’ve wanted to do for 10 years, working on a Spanish project, because I’m so, so proud of my heritage, and just genuinely felt like I wanted this to happen.’

She continued, ‘I feel like it’s the perfect timing. Just with all the division in the world, there’s something about Latin music that globally just makes people feel things, you know?’