​Rubby Pérez, born Roberto Antonio Pérez Herrera on March 8, 1956, was a distinguished Dominican merengue singer renowned for his powerful voice, earning him the nickname “La voz más alta del merengue.” He gained prominence in the 1980s as the lead vocalist for Wilfrido Vargas’s orchestra, contributing to hits like “El Africano” and “Volveré,” and later achieved solo success with songs such as “Buscando tus Besos” and “Dame Veneno.” Throughout his career, Pérez received numerous accolades, including multiple Soberano Awards, and continued to innovate by blending jazz with merengue in his 2024 album “Merengue Jazz Sessions Vol. 1.”

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