Rubby Pérez’s “All Time Hits”

Song Title (Click to Listen) Album / Year Description
Volveré El Jardinero (1984) The definitive anthem. Transformed a ballad into a global dance standard.
El Africano El Funcionario (1983) His international breakout hit with Wilfrido Vargas.
Enamorado de Ella Fiesta Para Dos (1988) Famous for being able to sustain a high note throughout the song.
Buscando Tus Besos Buscando Tus Besos (1987) His first major solo smash; a staple of Dominican radio.
Sobreviviré Volando Alto (2001) The "resilience anthem" that successfully relaunched his career.
Extrañándote Genial (2010) One of his highest-streaming modern tracks (feat. Michel El Buenón).
Tú Vas a Volar Amores Extraños (1995) A classic "Merengue-Bomba" often requested at events.
El Perro Ajeno Tonto Corazón (2004) A massive club hit that went viral across Latin America.
Cobarde, Cobarde Buscando Tus Besos (1987) One of his most emotionally charged vocal performances.
Y No Voy a Llorar Volando Alto (2001) A massively popular heartbreak anthem alongside "Sobreviviré."
De Color de Rosa Buscando Tus Besos (1987) A romantic Merengue classic that defined his early solo sound.
Hipocresía No Te Olvides (1998) A fan favorite that often appears in his "Top 5" streaming lists.
Dame Veneno Buscando Tus Besos (1987) High-energy track that showcased his ability to drive a fast tempo.
Fiesta Para Dos Fiesta Para Dos (1988) The ultimate party starter; a staple of his live shows.
Hazme Olvidar Fiesta Para Dos (1988) A romantic classic highlighting his mid-range vocal power.
Ni Estúpida Ni Bruta Fiesta Para Dos (1988) A cult classic often cited by "Merengue de Oro" connoisseurs.
Así No Te Amará Jamás No Te Olvides (1998) A powerful cover that became a radio hit in the late 90s.
Tonto Corazón Tonto Corazón (2004) The title track that proved his romantic style still worked in the 2000s.
Ave de Paso Buscando Tus Besos (1987) A lyrical masterpiece often praised by critics.
15,500 Noches Fórmula Vol. 3 (2022) Historic collaboration with Romeo Santos, introducing him to Gen Z.