Future Hispanic History Month: Pitbull's Phenomenal Ferocity

We're celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month with Future Hispanic History Month, highlighting rising stars who are creating history before our very eyes. Today we honor Pitbull, both in the form of our Fuse.tv spotlight and Fuse TV's Pitbull: Beyond Worldwide special, premiering tonight at 8/7c.

Born Armando Christian Pérez to Cuban parents in Miami, the 35-year-old rapper has been dropping albums since 2004's M.I.A.M.I., which right off the jump featured collaborations with Fat Joe, Trick Daddy and Lil Jon (five times). Since then he's done numerous world tours, gotten two No. 1 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 (2011's "Give Me Everything" feat. Ne-Yo and 2013's "Timber" feat. Kesha) and collaborated with the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Christina Aguilera, Shakira and Chris Brown. On Oct. 7, only a little more than a year after Dale, he hits the big 10th album mark with Climate Change.