of 1991. She later shared another venue with Ramón Ayala, Olivares, and Pandora at the ninth annual Hispanic State Fair in San Antonio. Selena was invited to the Johnny Canales Show in 1991, her third appearance. The show introduced Pérez as the band's new guitarist. He seemed "unsure of himself as he practiced his Temptations-style dance steps in time to the music". Author Joe Nick Patoski described Pérez's choreography on the show as "tentative", however, "the rock licks he played on his guitar were like spitfire, bringing a hard edge to the band that it had previously lacked." Vilma Maldonado of The Monitor wrote that Selena can "sing [and] improvises [her] dances" calling her "unpredictable, attractive, and talented" after an April 1991 concert. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram described Selena's performance at a Cinco de Mayo celebration as "electrifying". Selena performed the title track as a duet with A.B. which was called "one of the highlights of the performance". Three singles were released from the album including "Ya Ves", "Baila Esta Cumbia", and "La Tracalera". "Baila Esta Cumbia" was the most played song on local Tejano music radio stations for a month and a half, leading to the band touring Mexico for the first time. It was later certified six times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for 360,000 digital sales. Promotional single, "Ya Ves" was the most played song on KTXZ-AM for five consecutive weeks, beginning on October 25, 1990. While promotional singles "Yo Te Amo" reached number six, and "Yo Me Voy" reached number eight. Critical reception Following the album's release, Selena was called the Gloria Estefan, Janet Jackson, and Madonna of Tejano music. Selena responded to these comparisons saying she did not like to be stereotyped. She explained: "I think it's good to be different, and if you're first at it, it's even better." Selena's popularity "surged" following Ven Conmigos release. It was the first album to bring her recognition within her field of music, and established her name on the Tejano music scene "as a true artist to be reckoned with". The album expanded Selena's "vocal talents", and made her "unstoppable". Ven Conmigo was nominated for the Tejano Music Award for Album of the Year – Orchestra, while its single "Baila Esta Cumbia" was nominated for Single of the Year and Song of the Year. The single "Yo Te Amo" was nominated for Vocal