2011 release, the sixth album from the Cuban-American Hip Hop star. Features guest appearances from Chris Brown, T-Pain, Sean Paul, Kelly Rowland, Marc Anthony, Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer. Production chores were handled by David Guetta, RedOne, Afrojack, Polow Da Don and DJ Frank E as well as Benny Blanco, Max Martin and Dr. Luke.

2009 album from the Latin Hip Hopper. Pitbull is a Miami rapper who has been an independent artist and now signed to a major label. His 2004 debut album M.I.A.M.I. (Money Is A Major Issue) featured the hit single 'Culo' and became the biggest selling bilingual debut since Cypress Hill's self titled debut in 1991. With five subsequent chart-topping albums and a multitude of hit singles, including 'The Anthem' and 'Krazy', Pitbull continues to blaze trails and maintain his status as the #1 Latin artist on Myspace and beyond.

2010 release from the Latin Hip Hop star. Armando is his first album in Spanish and promises to be one of the best albums of his career. Features 'Watagatpitusberry', 'Orguilo' and 'Maidito Alcohol'.

Deluxe edition including four bonus tracks. 2011 release, the sixth album from the Cuban-American Hip Hop star. Features guest appearances from Chris Brown, T-Pain, Sean Paul, Kelly Rowland, Marc Anthony, Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer. Production chores were handled by David Guetta, RedOne, Afrojack, Polow Da Don and DJ Frank E as well as Benny Blanco, Max Martin and Dr. Luke.

He's coming to you straight from the 305 & or the Bottom as many from Miami refer to it. His club and radio singles Toma,
Culo, Everybody Get Up, and more are now considered classics. His debut album M.I.A.M.I. has sold over 600,000 copies and is still selling!!! He s constantly touring the country and performs in front ot thousands of his fans every week. This artist goes by one name and one name only...PITBULL.

Pitbull's sophomore release El Mariel has spawned several radio and club anthems such as Bojangles and Ay Chico. And perhaps you've caught his reality show on Mundo, La Esquina.

Now Pitbull unleashes his new album The Boatlift, featuring the single Secret Admirer with Lloyd (of The Inc.) and club smash Go Girl featuring Trina. However you want to categorize the music of Pitbull he knows how to spit serious rhyme, bring the party and pack a dance floor. His latest release also includes the singles Tell Me feat. Frankie J & Ken-Y (the English remix of his Spanish radio hit Dime), plus Sticky Icky feat. Jim Jones. The Boatlift also boasts guest shots by Lil Jon, Twista, Don Omar, Trick Daddy, Fabo of D4L & more.

There's plenty to appreciate on M.I.A.M.I. It features "That's Nasty" (Remix) which Pitbull spits alongside Lil Jon & Latin rap titan Fat Joe. Also present is his breakout single - "Oye" from the 2 Fast 2 Furious soundtrack which rolls off the disc like a digital Brazilian carnival. Elsewhere, Bull shows the ability to ride over pimp fabulous tracks like Miami's Finest' & the cautionary "Hustler's Withdrawal" a reference to the dark side of Miami's cosmopolitan, party-friendly atmosphere. "We get nothing but Tony Montanas down here," he said, referring to Al Pacino's legendary Scarface character. "And not everyone can stay on top - there are more failed hustlers than there are successful ones." If it seems like Pitbull is cramming a lot onto his debut, well, he is.

2011 street release. The 25th volume of the Da Bottom series featuring Pitbull and some of Florida's hottest artists on new independent tracks and features. When the Southern-flavored party rap called Crunk took over urban radio in 2004, Miami rapper Pitbull decided it was time to seek stardom. The way Pitbull sees it, 'crunk ain't nothin but bass music slowed down'. Miami bass music that is, the kind Pitbull grew up on.

He's one of the hardest working artists from what many call the "305" or "the Bottom." Pitbull's singles such as "Toma," "Culo," "Everybody Get Up," "Dammit Man" and more are still club and radio hits. His classic debut album, "M.I.A.M.I." is gold and still selling as Pitbull continues to constantly tour across the country, performing to thousands of satisfied fans every week. Since 2004, you've also have heard Pitbull as an in-demand guest artist bringing his inimitable Miami Cubano stylin' on hits and remixes from labelmates Lil Jon and Ying Yang Twins to Daddy Yankee, DJ Khaled, Nina Skyy, T.O.K., Nelly Furtado, and many more.

"El Mariel", Pitbull's sophomore release has already yielded the radio & club anthem "Bojangles" and will include production by Lil Jon, Mr. Collipark, Jim Jonson, Wyclef Jean and the Neptunes and guest shots from Fat Joe, Bun B & Cubo, Wyclef, Latino star Ken-Y, DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, Ying Yang Twins & of course Lil Jon. With a second Latin influenced rap single, "Ay Chico" breaking before the album is released and more singles to follow, stay tuned because as Pit is fond of saying onstage, "we about to get wild!"

Following his Gold-certified debut album, "M.I.A.M.I.", Pitbull returns with "Money Is Still A Major Issue."

2005 was a stellar year of Pitbull guest appearances and tours, including a spot assisting labelmate Lil Jon on the Anger Management Tour with Eminem and 50 Cent. The new album compiles remixes of hits from "M.I.A.M.I." including "Culo" feat. Ivy Queen, "Dammit Man" feat. Lil Wayne & Lil Flip and "Toma" feat. Beenie Man and Wayne Wonder & more. Also songs Pitbull has been featured on: "Turnin' Me On" by Nina Skyy, "She's Hot" by T.O.K. and his collaboration "Shake" with fellow TVT Records' rappers Ying Yang Twins.

Unreleased material is included too--among the tracks are the new single with Pretty Ricky, "Everybody Get Up" and Brisco, "Might Be The Police." A DVD rounds out the package with the Miami based rapper's three hit videos, plus 20 minutes of live performances and interview footage.