Gloria Estefan

In an industry increasingly dominated by disposable artists and short-term careers, Gloria Estefan continues to thrive and firmly command the ardent praise of fans worldwide.
"As an artist, you dream about accumulating enough successful music to someday do just one greatest-hits album, but to reach the point where you're releasing your second collection of hits is beyond belief," Estefan says. "I'm so proud and so grateful to have reached this point."
In addition to providing diehard fans with a nicely woven collection of Estefan's best-loved English-language hits from the past nine years, "Greatest Hits, Volume 2" also effectively illuminates the most creatively plush period of the artist's career to date. It also leaves the listener appropriately enthusiastic about the next phase of Gloria's musical career, thanks to the inclusion of the three sterling new tunes: "You Can't Walk Away From Love," "Out Of Nowhere," and "I Got No Love." "These are songs that allow me to remain true to the sounds and musical concepts that I've developed over the last few years, while also experimenting with a lot of fresh, new ideas," she says.
At the heart of "Greatest Hits, Volume 2" are tunes that draw on Estefan's Cuban heritage. Although the last nine years have seen the artist record three hugely successful Latin albums (1993's landmark "Mi Tierra," 1995's "Abriendo Puertas," and 2000's "Alma Caribeña"), she's become increasingly cognizant of infusing Cuban elements into her English-language pop material. "You'll Be Mine (Party Time)," "If We Were Lovers," "I'm Not Giving You Up," and "Oye" all deftly pay homage to the artist's homeland in a way that's also warmly inclusive of American pop music. "Music should always be a means of bridging gaps and uniting people," she says. "The beauty of music is that it can, and should, gather a wide variety of concepts in a way that's universal."
Gloria has carried that philosophy into music that is designed to fully mainstream. 1998's "Heaven's What I Feel" is a dance bauble that the singer says was intended to "capture the energy of the disco era, when people of all types would gather to dance. It's a tribalistic ritual that continues to this day, and it's one that I'm so completely in tune with."
At the end of the day, Estefan's dedication to making music that touches the hearts of millions is beautifully displayed on "Music Of My Heart," a duet with N'Sync that also served as the title theme to the film in which Gloria made her acting debut.
When you can make music that speaks honestly about you and it connects with your audience, there's nothing better," she says. "It's the ultimate joy that an artist can feel."

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