among others. Tigress was also invited to the program "Viva la Alegría" and "Ella es Niurka" Mexican channel Azteca 13, 23 February 2011, as a special artist. This is the second time Bustos visit Mexico City. To be presented later in Venezuela. That same year he visited Chile, United States, Egypt and Israel. New brighter day (English version of Nuevo amanecer) La Tigresa del Oriente, announced both on Peruvian television and in their social networks, was working on the musical recording of the new English version of her song Nuevo amanecer. The song is accompanied by the Peruvian group Rhythm, where the song title has the name New brighter day. Collaborations In 2009, she worked with El Pimpo Man in the theme "El Swing de la Gata". In April 2010 Tigresa del Oriente released the song "En tus Tierras Bailaré" with the two Andean music "YouTube stars" Wendy Sulca and Delfin Quishpe. The song received attention in Latin American media and got rapidly more than one million hits in a few weeks. The song has later been called a "Youtube We are the World" by Calle 13 singer Residente. The interpreter also collaborated with Argentine singer Coco, in the video "No hay que discriminar", released on 10 June 2010. Himself is a slogan against discrimination, homophobia and racism. The clip also gained notoriety and was reviewed by the various media of the gay community including Spain, Mexico and Peru. In addition it is planned in the Gay Pride march in Argentina at the end of that month. Other musical collaborations have been with the rock group Midas and his hit "Ella me provoca" and most recently with Dante Spinetta next to Residente Calle 13, and Wendy Sulca y Andrés Calamaro video for "Pa' tras". In addition to the Anglo-Saxon version of 'Beat It', with Los Terapeutas del Ritmo. Criticism La Tigresa's stage act evokes strong reactions from the general public in Latin America. Critics denounce her stage act as campy (at best) or kitsch (at worst) and make fun of her appearance and lack of formal vocal training. The comments left about her imply, according to columnist Rafael Robles from the Peruvian newspaper La República, that she reached this level due to a social joke more than talent. In either case, her public appeal has extended beyond Peru. She has also generated controversy for statements that she has given, which