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'''Rudy Pérez''' (born 1958) is a Cuban born musician, composer, [[musical producer|producer]], [[Arrangement|arranger]], [[Audio engineering|sound engineer]], singer,<ref name="TV y Novelas1"/> [[entrepreneur]] and [[Philanthropy|philanthropist]], whose area of specialty is [[ballads]]. Born in [[Cuba]], his family immigrated to [[Miami]] when he was 7. After learning to sing and play various musical instruments in the Baptist church to the that he and his family was attending, Perez joined several rock bands, between the that highlighted Pearly Queen (a popular 70s band in Miami). After the dissolution of the band, Perez began working in recording studios of Carlos Granado and, later, he worked in the studios of Pablo Cano. In those recording studios, he learned to compose and composed his first songs. After hearing one of his songs, Pablo Cano hired him to make their first album. So, in a promotion in [[Puerto Rico]], Perez knows [[Jose Feliciano]] who, after hearing one of his songs, decided to hire him to produce their next albums. The success of these albums made ​​Perez began to be requested by many singers such as

More late, In 2012, Perez and his partner David Frangioni developed an educational program for talented young musicians called IDA, whose role is to guide them and teach them to develop their musical talent. In the program, that however only lasts a week, a participant with great talent for music or singing is chosen by his team (formed by "great" composers, engineers, teachers of singing, of scenery and musicians), through its website, to be with the four main mentors (including Perez himself). According to Perez, through that program, the boy "goes a superstar" after he is only one week in the program. The program first was released in English and, in January 2013, was released in Spanish.<ref name="elpop"/>