Peter Fernandez started his artistic career in Miami as the lead singer of several Rock n’ Roll bands. While still a teenager, he recorded his first album with record breaking sales in the Latin music market. With the band "Coke", he recorded "Sabor a Mi", introducing this classic to a whole new generation. Later, with another Miami band, "The Antiques", he recorded the hit "Cuando Vuelva a Tu Lado" (What a Difference a Day Makes). Later, he also formed part of the FT. Lauderdale based band, "Ecstacy".

     After meeting at a concert, Peter was asked to make the move to Puerto Rico to join Anexo 3, a well known group from the island. He recorded another album with Anexo 3 and wrote the Spanish version of Gloria Gaynor’s "I will Survive".

     Upon winning the Best Male Vocalist category at the International Song Festival of Puerto Rico, Peter decided to embark on a solo career making his first appearance on Don Francisco’s "Sabado Gigante". Soon after, he was asked by Delia Fiallo, the queen of the Spanish Soap Opera world, to record the theme song to her telenovela, "Tu Mundo y el Mio". This project gave him international exposure and landed him a record contract with CBS International (Sony Records).

     With numerous appearances on Telemundo and Univision (Spanish Network Television) and several recordings under his belt, Peter continues to enjoy performing his night club act in show rooms from Las Vegas to Atlantic City and on Cruise Ships all over the world.