Ricky Martin Collage- Hot!!!!

Now before any one go bashing my gorgeous man Ricky Martin let me say this:

I DON'T CARE IF HE IS HOMOSEXUAL, BI-SEXUAL, HETEROSEXUAL
If a person is sexy like he is - STRUT YOUR STUFF BABY!!!!
Who cares- if you ooze sex with just a stare, know how to move your ass, have the body of a god (like Ricky Martin does), give people credit where it is due. WORD!

Now enjoy the show:

YouTube - Ricky Martin

Gay, Bi, STR8, Trans, He's cute but shit he can't sing. Thanks for the images and the hard work involved.

Who said anything about his singing? LOL
My man is EYE CANDY and you have to admit- entertaining- he can dance!
WEPA!!!!

Yes, he is a good dancer and a looker...

Oh let me add one more thing about Ricky Martin-he also has a foundation with commitment to the health, safety, education of children. MY HERO!

Ricky Martin Foundation

He is really Ugly... and i hate his music...

Hmmm. . . I feel the same way about Sinatra. But Kiki? He's an incredible musician, hottest Latin performer on the planet and most likely the most photogenic human to be captured on film and video in a looooooong time. And the man can move! However, I live in Spanish language cultures and can understand why he probably doesn't appeal to the Ted Nugent, Guns and Roses, Walyn Jennings, and KISS sets.

Seeing this guy perform live up close and out of doors is rather amazing. He never seems to run out of breath. Kiki rules!



Edit: And thanks, cinnamon (buns) for the link to his foundation. Do Guns and Roses have a foundation? Or are they just participating one of several 12-step programs offered by foundations? Just asking.

That come back was beautiful just beautiful!
You are welcome for the Foundation link.

He's impossibly beautiful, and moves impossibly well, and sings quite well enough, in my opinion.
I don't have a single CD of his. In some ways my appreciation is academic.
But I've known people who worked in hotels in which he stayed on tour, and they found him reticent but very very respectful, and not at all over-impressed with his star power.
In fact, when the camera is not on him, or he's not on stage, he apparently can entirely drop the star persona thing.
When I see him, I always wind up asking myself, "Just what would it be like to be so perfect, from certain perspectives?" The chin cleft. The facial symmetry. The balance in the body. The bodacious physique. The energy. The ability to find the gesture of ultimate cool.
It's funny. He doesn't interest me that much. (I know that sounds contradictory.)
For me, he has little resonance.
But that's what creates what interest I have.
What is it like to be so damn beautiful ... and wondering what draws people forward, apart from the cheek bones, the perfect hair, the blazing eyes.
Is it lonely to be there?
Are you lonely even with someone who's been drawn forward by the cheek bones, the perfect hair, the blazing eyes?
Is it wonderful to be there?
Or is it hell?
That's what I think about every time I see him.
Sour grapes?
I don't know.

Senor Rubirosa, your response just simply blew me away! You captured the strange duality which accompanies fame, looks and talent. I feel much the same way about Ricky Martin (and a lot of other similarly situated celebrities), but I could never have expressed it as profoundly as did you. Thanks for the insight.

Ricky lost me when he performed at the GOP convention and W's inauguration after being appointed president by the Supreme Court.

Flame on.

Tis be true, but why let one incident over shadow his work he has done through the Ricky Martin Foundation? Speaking up against the sex slave trade, rallying for better life for children...

I agree, that was very deep. I have often wondered that myself.

He later publicly turned against Bush on account of the Iraq war.
In one song, Asigniture Pendiente, he has one line about the "photo with Bush."
Singing it onstage in Puerto Rico, he gave the finger salute during that phrase.
He was criticized (and praised) for that, but released a statement to the press that read: "My convictions of peace and life go beyond any government and political agenda and as long as I have a voice onstage and offstage, I will always condemn war and those who promulgate it".