Ricky Martin still going strong

Ricky Martin takes time out his One World Tour to sit down with daily Hürriyet on the back of new hits on Latino and English-language charts It might not exactly be la vida loca, but Puerto Rican superstar Ricky Martin is still keeping his hectic schedule, juggling tour dates, recording new work and raising twin sons.

Thirty years into a music career that has made him a household name around the world, Martin recently topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs for the first time with his disco-flavored song "Mr.Put It Down," which was released as the lead cut from his upcoming English-language album.

Martin also served as a judge on "The Voice Australia" and "The Voice Mexico" last season and has already participated in the next "The Voice Australia" launch party for the next season. 

I had a chance to communicate with Martin thanks to Sony Music Turkey.

Your song "The Cup Of Life" was the most successful hit of your career; but which song of yours makes you feel most emotional on stage?

It is hard to choose one song because each one of them has a special meaning for me. I enjoy performing all of them, to be honest, from the ballads to the up-tempos; I'm always on cloud nine when I'm on stage. 

You're already on your 10th "One World Tour;" after a little break, you will go on with North American dates, so what's your plan for the little break? 

I can't stand still, I'm always moving and creating, it is part of my nature. So when I'm not touring, I continue to work on several projects, including the promotion of my new album, "A Quien Quiera Escuchar;" two TV shows, "The Voice Australia" and "La Banda," which will air in the United States in September; and of course everything related to the...