“A rockstar for little language learners”
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Andrés and Christina are the GRAMMY and Latin Grammy-winning music duo 123 Andrés. Their catchy songs and lively concerts get the whole family dancing and learning, in Spanish and English.
Contact ✉️
Schools and libraries bookings
Suzanne Brown
info@123andres.com
(224) 326-3737
Art Centers and Corporate bookings
Holden & Arts Associates
sk@holdenarts.org
(512) 477-1859
Live Concerts
Select Recent Concerts
- The Smith Center (Las Vegas)
- Smithsonian (Wash. DC)
- Strathmore (Bethesda MD)
- The Wallis (Beverly Hills)
- State Theatre (Austin, TX)
- The Reser (Beaverton, OR)
Libros • Books
Dual-language books (in Spanish and English), published by Scholastic.
A joyful walk around our community to get to know people who help us stay safe, learn and thrive.
Illustrations by Monica Paola Rodriguez. Includes a glossary of community helper roles to start conversations at home and school.
“Will have readers singing along.” – School Library Journal, Starred Review ⭐
An ode to friendship, in Spanish and English.
Ten little birds, with bright feathers and quirky personalities, fly around Diez Pajaritos.
¿A dónde van los pajaritos? ¡Canta con nosotros!
Música • Music
Their most recent album, Actívate, is nominated for a GRAMMY for Best Children’s Album.
123 Andrés won the GRAMMY in 2024, for We Grow Together, Preschool Songs
123 Andrés won the Latin Grammy in 2016, for Arriba Abajo.
Arriba Abajo also won the Parent’s Choice Gold Award, and was named a Notable Children’s Recording by the American Library Association.
“Full of life and the joy of learning… exquisitely written, produced and performed.”
WINNER Parents’ Choice Gold Award
123 Andrés were also nominated for the Latin Grammy for Best Children’s Album in 2015, for ¡Uno, Dos, Tres con Andrés! and in 2019 for Canta las Letras.
“Just finished listening to Canta las Letras and I am love! What a great way to serve emergent bilingual students.”
– Dr. José Medina, dual language education expert
Quienes Somos • Who We Are
Andrés grew up in Bogotá, Colombia, and learned how to play the guitar from his father at an early age. He had his first studio experience at age 8, and from there he went on to earn a Doctorate in music and won the National Composition Contest in Colombia for one of his early songs.
Christina grew up in the Midwest in a Spanish-speaking immigrant family from Colombia. Her love for the stage started when her mom signed her up for theater and dance as a child. After college she worked in the classroom as a public school teacher, and received a Masters in Education. When she joined 123 Andrés, she found her calling teaching through music.
