With the release of fifth album "4 Dance" in 2002, Santamaria made their first attempts at attaining an international following, in particular by recording their first completely English-sung track, "I Want You Anyway." Aside from not achieving their export ambitions, Santamaria saw a dip in popularity. Where previous albums had gone multi-platinum, "4 Dance" only managed a single platinum plaque. Signaling the end of their contract with Vidisco, the group released a greatest-hits album in 2003, "Boogie Woogie". They promoted the album by touring for almost two years straight. Even so, "Boogie Woogie" only managed a gold certification, suggesting that Santamaria's popularity was on the wane.