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Red hot singer Gloria Estefan was born in Cuba in 1957, but emigrated to Miami as a baby with her family. Before music got her good, she attended the University of Miami and majored in psychology and minored in French. She worked as a translator for the Miami Airport Customs Department, too...

Pitbull may be "Mr. Worldwide" nowadays, but he will always be "Mr. Miami" ... or "Mr. 305," as he so commonly refers to himself. Born Armando Perez in the city to Cuban Parents, he named his 2004 debut 'M.I.A.M.I,' which stood for 'Money Is a Major Issue...

The son of the crooner Julio Iglesias, Enrique Iglesias is one of the biggest Latin stars of the modern era. His songs, like 'Tonight (I'm Loving You)' and 'Bailamos,' drip with sexiness. It's gotta be the heat of Miami that gets his creative juices flowing...

Rick Ross the Boss, aka Ricky Rozay, was born in Mississippi, but he grew up in Carol City, a Miami outpost and the same hood as fellow list-maker Flo Rida. The Maybach Music Group founder attended Albany State University in Georgia on a football scholarship, but he could not avoid the gravitational pull of music or the glamour of the musical thug life...

R&B star Jason Derulo, born Jason Joel Desrouleaux to Haitian parents in Miami, has smooth moves, both vocally and on the dance floor. That latter makes sense, since he attended Dillard Center for the Arts in Fort Lauderdale, studying opera, theater and ballet. ...

Kat Dahlia -- real name Katriana Huguet -- was born in Miami to Cuban parents. The 'Gangsta' singer spent much of her youth honing her musical skills by ripping YouTube instrumentals and performing to them, since she didn't have a band. Throughout her teeange years, she worked a waitressing job in order to  save some cash...

All he does is win, win, win, no matter what! DJ Khaled, the mastermind behind the ubiquitous baseball park anthem 'All I Do Is Win' (featuring an A-list cast of rappers in the form of Ludacris, Rick Ross, T-Pain and Snoop Dogg), was born in New Orleans, but makes his home in Miami...

The king of hip-pop, Flo Rida's stage name is an homage to his home state. The rapper -- Tramar Dillard to his mama and on all legal documentation -- was actively exposed to and involved in music in the 305 from a young age, since a relative was the hype man for 2 Live Crew, one of the most sexually explicit rap groups ever...

Sexy Jessica Sutta's name may not be instantly recognizable on its own, but once you are reminded that she was a member of the pop Burlesque troupe Pussycat Dolls, it all comes rushing back. Ah, there it is. You're flooded with memories of her gorgeous face and killer stems, right...

Mr. Sean Kingston was born in Miami, but he moved to Kingston, Jamaica at age 6. When he got older, the 'Letting Go (Dutty Love)' singer changed his name from Kisean Anderson to Sean Kingston, reflecting where he spent his formative years...