Pitbull's star-studded third studio album, The Boatlift features guest appearances from Jim Jones, Lloyd, Don Omar, Trina and many others as well as production from Play-N-Skillz, Lil Jon, Mr. Collipark and Echo and showcases Pitbull's lyrical prowess as he crusades through 18 tracks penning clever and captivating visuals on each song.

Pitbull's last album "El Mariel" produced numerous radio hits including the club anthem "Bojangles," and the hit rap single, "Ay Chico." In 2004 Pitbull surpassed gold status for more than 600,000 copies sold of his debut album "M.I.A.M.I.: Money Is A Major Issue" in the United States. The feat gave Pitbull the biggest-selling bilingual hip-hop debut since Cypress Hill's 1991 self-titled debut, and put him in the rare category of Latino rappers who have achieved major success at English-language radio. Bolstered by such breakthrough singles as "Culo," "Dammit Man," and "Toma," Pitbull's debut -- as well as its highly-successful successor remix album "Money Is Still a Major Issue" -- have made Pitbull an unstoppable voice in urban music.