Yo Quiero Ser Tu Todo = I Just Want To Be Your Everything / En El Fin = In The End

Released in 1977 on the RSO label, this 7-inch single features Andy Gibb's debut international hit, 'I Just Want to Be Your Everything.' The track was written by his brother, Barry Gibb, during a prolific period for the Bee Gees as they were crafting the sound that would define the era. Produced in Miami, the song served as the lead single for Gibb's debut album, 'Flowing Rivers,' and was intended to establish the youngest Gibb brother as a solo pop sensation, capitalizing on the lush, harmony-heavy R&B-inflected disco sound that the family was mastering at the time.

The Spanish-language titling on the sleeve reflects the global marketing strategy employed by RSO Records to maximize the commercial reach of Andy Gibb's music across international markets, particularly in Latin American territories. Musically, the track was received as a polished transition from the brothers' earlier folk-pop roots into the mid-tempo balladry of the late seventies. It reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States, effectively solidifying Gibb's position as a teen idol and securing his legacy as a key figure in the pop landscape of the late 1970s.