Gary Low is the stage name of Luis Romano Peris Belmonte (although his parents were Spanish from Catalonia, he was born in 1954 in Rome, Italy), an Italian-Spanish recording artist who was most active during the 1980s era of Italo disco. He recorded several musical works in both English and Spanish, and his songs have since been sampled by various artists.
Singles

"You Are A Danger" - 1982 Dutch Singles Chart #42, Swiss Singles Chart #7[2]
"Forever, Tonight And All My Life" - 1983
"I Want You" - 1983
"La Colegiala" - 1984
"Where I Am / Play The Game" - 1984
"Niña / Don't Shout"
"How much" - 1985
"I Wanna Be With You" - 1986
"You Are A Danger/Under The Ice" - 1992

La Colegiala / Summer Show (12") - Dance Classics

The artistic career of Gary Low started by chance at the beginning of the 80s when in Italy many English-speaking vocalists were engaged in dance projects. He was called to sing the pop song by Pierluigi Giombini ‘You are a danger’ that soon was on top of the charts of many European countries. His successful career continued with ‘I want you’ and ‘La colegiala’ a Peruvian cumbia written by Walter Leon and originally interpreted by Rodolfo y su Tipica. Gary Low’s version is a symbol of the eighties and the Spanish artist sold millions of records worldwide.