Selena became the first non-crossover act to have an album ("Amor Prohibido"; released March 1994) to enter the "Billboard" 200 since Luis Miguel's "Aries" (1993). The album was credited with popularizing Tejano music and catapulting the genre into an "unprecedented level of mainstream success"; eventually becoming the best-selling Tejano record of all-time. It holds the record for most weeks in the top ten of the Top Latin Albums chart—at 110 weeks—while the record holds the record for most weeks at number one on the Regional Mexican Albums chart at 96 weeks.