Andrés Rábago Pérez, also known as Andy Russell, was born on September 16, 1919, in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. He started his career at age 15 singing with a local swing band led by Don Ramón Cruz and later learned to play drums. In the 1940s, he sold 8 million records with hits like "Bésame Mucho" and "Amor". He performed on radio programs such as Your Hit Parade, appeared in several movies, and hosted television shows. In 1954, he relocated to Mexico, becoming a star across various media platforms. His single "It's Such a Pretty World Today" reached Number 1 on Billboard Magazine’s Easy Listening Chart in 1967. He continued performing until his death on April 16, 1992, receiving international accolades and being recognized as the original Latino crossover artist.
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Favoritos
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| España en el Corazón (Remastered) |
| Los Exitos de Andy Russell |
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Oye
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| Canta en Español |
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RCA 100 Años De Musica
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Great Gentlemen Of Song / Spotlight On Andy Russell (Remaster)
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Bahia de Palma / Cuando Calienta el Sol / Jovenes y Bellas / Cuando Vuelva (Los EP's Originales)
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White Scents EP
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Tremolo EP
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Floating
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Splendor EP
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Vintage Vocal Jazz / Swing No. 94 - EP: Adios Muchachos
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Vintage Vocal Jazz / Swing Nº 78 - EPs Collectors, "Serenata A La Luz De La Luna"
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Vintage Vocal Jazz / Swing No. 175 - EP: Canta En Español
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