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Armando Christian Pérez, better known as Pitbull, made his name as one of the most prominent members of Miami's '00's hip-hop community. Drawing from the city's world class club scene, Pitbull's early work saw him embrace the crunk club sound and saw him become a major player of the movement alongside the likes of Lil Jon. However it was the release of his fourth album, 'Rebelution', that saw Pitbull gain bigger success than he had ever achieved before. Incorporating a heavy set of dancefloor orientated influences, Pitbull managed to score hits in both dance and urban communities by applying his rapid fire flow to '90's house classics such as The Nighcrawlers' 'Push The Feeling'. 'I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)' saw Pitbull sample Chicago's 'Street Player', the same hook that The Bucketheads used in house classic 'The Bomb', and generated a huge club and radio smash. Following the legacy of Miami Bass groups such as 2 Live Crew with strings of racy lyrics, Pitbull's success was continued throughout 2009 following successful hook ups with Akon, Livi Franc and Jennifer Lopez. ~Roberto González. Copyright (c) Shazam Entertainment Limited 2009. All rights reserved. Shazam shazam  shazam One of the most prominent figures in Miami's current hip-hop scene, Armando Christian Pérez, better known as Pitbull, is back storming around his city's world class club scene with this danceable number that sees the Cuban rapper embracing a wider range of influences, in clear evolution from his crank days ,next to Lil Jon and other big names of the genre, and former flirts with reggaeton. Now also a TV star thanks to his popular Latin soap "La Esquina", "I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho)" is the second single before the summer release of "Rebelution", Pitbull's fourth studio album, remixes aside. The collection of sexual stereotypes packed in his "muy caliente" lyrics could make him the proud heir of such Florida greats as 2 Live Crew and it borrows off Chicago's "Brass Player" the same hook that turned years ago the Bucketheads into one-hit wonders with "The Bomb". All wisely put together in what's likely to become his biggest hit to date. ~Roberto González. Copyright © Shazam Entertainment Limited 2009. All rights reserved.  shazam