Pitbull & Marc Anthony get wet in 'Rain Over Me'

Following the lead of his smash single "Give Me Everything," Pitbull talks to the ladies again on his latest summer dance jam "Rain Over Me." The RedOne-produced hot dance-pop collaboration with Jennifer Lopez' old flame Marc Anthony serves as the third single from Pitbull's latest sixth album "Planet Pit." The superstar Latin Caribbean duet contains dramatic "disco-rave" synths and is a step outside his usual robotic sound. It's a fun, sassy, mindless video that's perfect for the song, and it boasts a fantastic melodic vocal performance by Anthony. Let it rain.
Pitbull returns with another fast paced club hit giving fans another reason to never have a party night without his music. Oddly enough, the Salsa crooner-assisted cut about being showered with love gets the desert treatment in its David Rousseu-directed visual. In it, the two Latin stars take the party to the only place where it doesn't rain — the desert. The duo not enjoy the company of beautiful ladies, they eventually find themselves drenched in a downpour. And there's really no better way to cool off after all that time in the sun.
The two pop stars brave the grueling desert heat (in fresh Summer suits) as they pray for some much needed rain. Eventually, they get their wish as the heavens open up and rain over them. It complements the song quite well, and we think both stars surpassed our expectations on this one. Talking about getting help from Anthony, the rapper said, "It's the first record he's done in English in over 10 years. We feel it's going to be a strong contender all over the world and obviously something that can contend on the charts."
Once again looking fresh in Miami MC's light, summer casual wardrobe in his sexy and sleek new clip backed by a catchy beat and some melodic vocals. While the guys hang outside in the sweltering heat amid a shack-style location, a group of ladies swim around in a pool elsewhere trying to keep cool as the song's hot beats play in the background. They singing under the sun's glare and braving the rain when the sun sets. The conclusion seems to be that if you party hard enough in the desert — and look cool while doing it — you can eventually make it rain.