Ricky Martin Wants You to Come With Him: VIDEO

Ricky Martin brings his new single "Come With Me" to Australia's The Voice, where he has been serving as a coach.

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Ricky Martin Would Like You to Come With Him: AUDIO

Ricky Martin's new dance single, from Australian producers DNA Songs, has hit the interwebs. Martin has been down under as a coach on The Voice and recorded the track in Sydney. He's expected to perform the new track on the show's season finale.

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Ricky Martin Speaks at UN Forum on Homophobia: VIDEO

Ricky Martin also participated in today's Human Rights Day panel at the United Nations, talking to those assembled about his decision to come out. He added that he wishes he could come out again because of the joy that it brought him.

Martin also talked about the institutionalized homophobia he encounters every day when he is told in interviews and by fans on social media to stop talking about LGBT issues.

"People that used to listen to my music say, "Ricky stop it! Stop talking about LGBT issues. We understand. You're gay. That's it. We're tired of that subject...It brings back the fear again - self esteem issues kick in...I guess I'll use my music to talk about this as well."

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Read UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's remarks HERE.

Ricky Martin: HIV/AIDS Not A Gay Disease

Ricky Martin took a break from his busy Broadway schedule to chat with the Huffington Post about his work fighting HIV/AIDS and how people's minds still need to be expanded when it comes to the disease's demographics.

"It's really sad when people say, 'Yeah, that's an issue for gays,' because it's not only the gay community that's struggling with AIDS -- it's [heterosexual] men, women and children, too," he said.

"For many years I did it quietly, because I had this conception people might think I was doing it for recognition, until I talked to real activists who told me, 'Dude, you need to talk about this, because people listen.'"

And if they're not listening, they're definitely looking at Martin when he drops trou for the non-profit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS (see right).

Martin and Wong also discussed President Obama's reelection, which Martin describes as "nothing but light."

"If we went the other way, it was going to be like going back in time. As a Latino Puerto Rican U.S. citizen that can vote for the president, it was very beautiful to see minorities getting together for democracy, for freedom, for civil rights," said the singer and Evita star.

Ricky Martin Drops Trou for AIDS Relief

Ricky Martin dropped a pantsless shot on his WhoSay page:

E! writes:

The 40-year-old will be auctioning off his trousers for charity to help benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, a nonprofit that's actively raised funds to help AIDS-related causes for more than two decades now.

"We even ended up auctioning my pants WTF!!! LOL Terminamos subastando hasta mis pantalones jajaja @BCEFA," the star tweeted.