Obama and Sofía Vergara on a new Pitbull song? Apparently, that's totally possible. The Cuban-born Miami-based rapper revealed a new track titled "La Noche No Termina" off his upcoming album --a reggaeton anthem that describes an epic party that includes the Colombian bombshell and the President of the United States. Mr. Worldwide sure knows how to keep it big!
According to news site Fusion, Pitbull debuted the Spanish-track on the Morning Show. "President Obama invited me some drinks at the White House," the lyrics goes. "The party started early, there was important people from all over the world," it continues. [Listen to the song here]
The rapper then describes what happened once the party was over. "I woke up in the morning, I couldn't remember anything. The sun came through my window, a surprise in my bed." Can you guess who Mr. Worldwide found sleeping next to him? Nope, not the 'Modern Family' actress. "I don't know who that woman is, but the party is not over, when I walked into the living room, there it was Sofía Vergara."
Pitbull started his career in music to escape from the drug world and so far has sold over five million albums around the world. He has collaborated with many successful artists such as Ne-Yo, fellow Latin star Jennifer Lopez, Usher, and Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias. His first song to reach the number-one spot on the Billboard Hot 100 was "Give Me Everything," which was included in his 2011 album "Planet Pit."
"You constantly have to defend your success. Because, see, the more successful you become, the more of a target you are," he said during an interview with NPR.
He has not only succeeded in the music business. Pitbull also starred in several movies, being his latest the animated film "Epic," where he gave voice to the character "Bufo." The movie also features the voices of Beyonce, Colin Farrell and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler.
"When they showed me who I would be playing which is Bufo, a toad, businessman/hustler, entrepreneur - everything's business, not personal - I said, 'Yeah I'm definitely game, and would love to be a part of the Epic opportunity," he told NPR.