Considering that music was in his veins at birth, Armand's success comes as no surprise. Armand's first career break came at an early age spinning shows for "Café Con Leche," alongside the big hitters of his time in the 90's. From his 2002 white label remix of Lenny Kravitz's "Going My Way," to his original song "Brazilian Drums" back in 2002, Armand has received stellar reviews and is proving to be a heavy force to be reckoned with, within the dance music community.
Armand has intelligently positioned himself in the house dance scene not only as a DJ, but also as a reputable music producer. He was already featured on such smash hit CDs as Erick Morillo's Subliminal Invasion, Subliminal Session's Voodoo Nights, Roger Sanchez's "Release Yourself," Oscar G's "Space Miami" & "Made In Miami" and various other compilations for artists such as DJ Boris, Peter Rauhofer, Robbie Rivera, Tom Stehpan, Azuli Ibiza, Cr2 live & direct Ibiza The man is a force, a sound, and a sincerity. He truly loves what he does, and revels it in the affect that it has on his crowd and fans worldwide.
Lately, Armand has also been focusing on the development of his own brand, in the form of a record label, "The Rhythm Freak Records," which has already amassed a major array of accomplishments and accolades. "Watching Me," reached #1 on Beatport.com for "most download" during the summer of 2004, and two more of his tracks have been aired on "The Essential Mix" on BBC Radio One, which is an accomplishment in it of itself for any DJ/Producer on the planet!
On 2011:
Armand Pena Catches the Attention of Erick Morillo after Armand Pena's Release on Subliminal called "Tonight", Which has gone on top of the charts after the countless support subliminal.
