Inna, a Romanian pop star who is rising on the club charts in Europe, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, released her new music video "Bob Bop," featuring rapper Eric Turner and it is a scorcher. 

Inna is 27-year-old Romanian dance diva who has hut e global charts with hits like "Hot," "Sun Is Up" and "Déjà vu." She collaborated with Pitbull, Flo-Rida, Daddy Yankee and Juan Magán.

Inna has won multiple MTV Europe Awards, Romanian Music Awards and RRA Awards and in 2012 became the first and only European female artist to reach 1 billion YouTube views.

Inna is signed to Atlantic Records for her first major label deal.

 "It's amazing," Inna said on her Facebook introduction page.

"I had a very long and difficult road on the way here. I still can't believe that I got here and that I'm sitting at the table with the most important people in the music industry and I'm recording songs that are produced and written by the biggest songwriters in the world. I want to show the world what I can offer. And most of all, I want to show everybody that it doesn't matter where you come from, or how rich, small or big you are, if you believe in your dream and if you try and try and try, you can get to the top."

Inna's real name is Elena Alexandra Apostolean. Inna is a diminutive of Alexandra.

Inna recorded dance songs for the well-known Romanian production team of Play & Win, including the English language track "Hot." "Hot" became a YouTube hit, climbing charts in Russia, Poland, Bulgaria Serbia, Slovakia, Greece, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain.

Inna's subsequent singles-"Love," "Deja-Vu," "Amazing" and "Sun Is Up" all became major European hits.

Inna fully explored her Latin side on 2013's Party Never Ends, an album that includes collaborations with reggaetón king Daddy Yankee, Spanish DJ and hitmaker Juan Magán and reggaetón star Yandel.