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Diego Luna 

Talented Latin actor, who is fluent in both Spanish AND English (Spanish being his first language).
He is seen in such movies as Yu Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too), as the hormonal teen, Tenoch, The Terminal as the lovestruck Enrique and in Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, as the sultry pool boy, Javiar.
Diego Luna plays Javiar Suarez in Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights.
Diego Luna by Amethyst Gaylord September 29, 2005
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Diego Luna 

sexmex & hot latino lover
"look at that hot sexy mexican, mm i want some of that sexmex"
Diego Luna by isla bonita June 9, 2004

diego luna 

Diego Luna is so perfect hes sweet, SEXY, n talented i would kill to b his gf
diego luna by Sally Roeder August 15, 2004

Diego Luna 

The masculine form of personified perfection.
*sigh* Diego *drool* Luna *sigh*
Diego Luna by Alice June 11, 2004

Diego Luna 

Hot latin prince ...with lots of talent !!
My Diego Luna will rescue me someday ...
Diego Luna by nadia June 8, 2004
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