| Pitbull | Primary Artist |
| Jorge Gomez | Keyboards |
| Manuel "Papayo" Corao | Percussion, Conga |
| Omar Tavarez | Drums |
| DJ Laz | Arranger, Producer |
| Robert Fernandez | Arranger, Executive Producer |
| Marc Kinchen | Arranger, Composer, Producer |
| Rick Rubin | Composer |
| Renato Carosone | Composer |
| DJ Snake | Producer |
| Lazaro Mendez | Composer |
| DJ Antoine | Producer |
| AgustÃn Ribot | Composer |
| Héctor Angulo | Lyric Editing |
| Ed Williams | Engineer |
| David Rousseau | Video Director |
| Phenom | Producer |
| DJ Class | Producer |
| Clinton Sparks | Composer, Producer |
| Pitbull | Composer |
| Gregor Salto | Composer, Producer |
| Tzvetin Todorov | Composer, Producer |
| DJ Buddha | Arranger, Producer |
| Manuel "Papayo" Corao | Composer |
| Afrojack | Producer |
| Rocco Valdes | Composer, Producer |
| José Fernández Diaz | Composer |
| Nick Van De Wall | Composer |
| Omar Tavarez | Composer |
| Nicola Salerno | Composer |
| Julian Orbon | Lyric Adaptations |
| Armando C. Perez | Arranger, Composer, Producer, Executive Producer |
| Jonathan Smith | Composer |
| Andrew Stanley | Composer |
| Alejandro Almeida | Composer |
| Duncan Maclennan | Composer |
| The Agents | Producer |
| William A. Reyna | Composer |
| Matthew Handley | Composer |
| Jonas Joaquin Ortiz Alberto | Composer |
| Edward Bello | Composer |
| Drop Dead Beat | Producer |
| David Miranda | Composer |
| Daniel Woodis Jr. | Composer |
| Adam Keefe Horovitz | Composer |
| William Reyna | Composer |
| Jencarlos Canela | Composer |
| Nick Foster | Art Direction |
| Urales Vargas | Composer |
| Sak Noel | Producer |
| Isaac Mahmood Noell | Composer |
| Max Deniro | Composer |
| Manuel Corao | Composer |
| John Babl | Art Direction |
| Alexandra Sdoucos | Video Producer |
| Al Buma | Engineer, Mastering |
| William Grigalicine | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - David Jeffries
Pitbull's 2010 Spanish-language album Armando arrived four years after it was originally promised, but it's so cool, loose, natural, and cohesive, it feels like it came together over one hot Miami summer. After the forced moments of his 2009 album, Rebelution, that's a very good thing. This well-built effort retains that album's love of club-worthy, pop-rap singles (here, it's the good-timing, Lil Jon team-up "Watagatapitusberry" and the instant floor-filler "Bon, Bon") and then adds casual, secondary material that plays up the man's charismatic sense of humor (check out the minimal stunner "Amorosa" or how "Mujeres" messes with the Beastie Boys classic "Girls"). ...