again with Pausini on her first English-language album, From the Inside. The album, which he also co-produced and executive produced, was released in November. LARAS, the Latin Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences named Porter the Producer of the Year in 2001. Just one month after the attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001, Porter joined Michael Jackson to work on the Spanish version benefit single, “What More Can I Give". Porter oversaw the recording, which included Spanish-speaking artists Ricky Martin, Shakira, Alejandro Sanz, Luis Miguel, Christian Castro, Carlos Santana, and others. He also coached the English-language artists to sing in Spanish—members of NSYNC (Justin Timberlake, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Lance Bass, Chris Kirkpatrick), Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, and Jackson as well. Proceeds from “What More Can I Give” sales—both English and Spanish versions—went to various September 11 relief efforts. In 2002, salsa singer La India, who Porter called “the new surprise of Latin America,” released her Solo album, which he produced along with Emilio Estefan Jr., and Isidro Infante. She expanded her musical style by recording both a Spanish and an English version of the song, "sedúceme". Porter's pop version in Spanish went to number one on the Billboard Latin Singles chart. Porter continued his professional work with Santana by producing "One of These Days" featuring Ozomatli on his Shaman album released in 2002. Throughout the decade, Porter continued to cross over mainstream artists to the Spanish-language markets with productions of songs by Jerry Rivera (“Primavera” with Santana), Bon Jovi ("Bed of Roses" and "This Ain't A Love Song"), Janet Jackson (“Come Back to Me”), Brian McKnight, (“Back at One”), Scorpions (“Winds of Change”), Geri Halliwell (“Mi Chico Latino”), Sting (“Mad About You”), and others. 2003-2010: Embracing the world To honor the memory of the late Celia Cruz, Porter wrote “When You Smile,” a song that Patti LaBelle recorded and he produced. The song, which appeared on Labelle's May 2004 album, Timeless Journey, featured Latinos Carlos Santana, Andy Vargas, Sheila E and La India. The album sold half a million copies and was certified gold. “'When You Smile' is fueled by Latin-grooved percussion from tub-thumper Sheila E. and a serpentinely sexy guitar solo from Carlos Santana,” wrote the Washington Post. Over the decade, Porter performed live and recorded with Chinese erhu player Cheng Lin on the Embrace the World Vol. 1 album. He also produced Lin's album Greater