Latino celebrities remember Whitney Houston

Jennifer Lopez: “Such a loss. One of the greatest voices of our time. Sending out prayers to her family… #R.I.P.Whitney.”

Christina Aguilera: “We have lost another legend. Love and prayers to Whitney’s family. She will be missed.”

Ricky Martin: “RIP Whitney Houston. Sending my love and deepest condolences to her family and friends. Fly Whitney Fly”

Enrique Iglesias: “My thoughts and prayers go out to Whitney and her entire family. Working with her is an experience that I will cherish forever.”

Gloria Estefan: “Shocked we’ve lost the immensely talented Whitney Houston! Sending prayers of peace & solace 2 her family, friends & fans! Such a loss!” The singer is also tweeted in Spanish. “Whitney siempre fue tan dulce conmigo! Estaba esperanzada que pudiera rebasar sus problemas y vivir su vida feliz y tranquila! Estoy triste!”

Marc Anthony: “I am in utter shock over the loss of my friend and colleague Whitney Houston. We should all feel blessed to have [continued with a link to Facebook] experienced the voice of an angel. I will always cherish the times I got to share the stage with you. My thoughts and prayers to Bobbi, Kristina, and family.”

Fergie: “Whitney was a vocal idol for me as a young girl. I am so sad.”

Bruno Mars: “This is terrible news..I’m sick to my stomach. Nobody sang like Whitney”

Demi Lovato: “This can’t be true… One of my idols gone?? No. This is so unbelievably sad… #RIPWhitneyHouston”

Naya Rivera: “Oh my gosh. I’m speechless. R.I.P. Whitney Houston.”

Mariah Carey, who collaborated with the R&B superstar on the song “When You Believe,” was just one of many who took to the internet tweeting, “Heartbroken and in tears over the shocking death of my friend, the incomparable Ms. Whitney Houston.” Carey later tweeted, “She will never be forgotten as one of the greatest voices to ever grace the earth.” Read on to see what other Latinos tweeted about the loss of one of the greatest vocalists of our time and their promises to always love Whitney.