These five Latino's had memorable years in 2013. Based on their track record, we expect them to make even more headlines in 2014. These hardworking individuals are all worth watching this year. Stay tuned:

Cecilia Villar Eljuri

Eva Longoria is definitely a Latino you want to watch in 2014 simply because she's just so nice to look at. But the actress is more than looks; she is also a diverse woman, a producer and a scholar.

The Texas native of Tejano background spent her time in high school exploring her various interests.

"Back in high school I really was the chameleon, too," Longoria said. "I got along with the honors math club, then I would go to cheerleading practice and then I was a band geek as well."

That diversity helped Longoria become a star and earn the title of 2014 Maxim's Woman of the Year.

"She was the sexiest suburbanite in history on 'Desperate Housewives', and now she's a big shot producer, a savvy businesswoman, and our 2014 Woman of the Year," Maxim said. "Is there anything Eva Longoria can't do?"

The 38-year-old actress was proud to earn the title.

"It's especially awesome after how long it's been since my first cover," Longoria said. "I've had a beautiful relationship with Maxim over all these years ... When someone sees the cover of this issue, they're going to say, '¡Que rico!'"

This year, Longoria's production credits will include Food Chains, a documentary, and the second season of Lifetime's Devious Maids. She will also star in Frontera, Refugio and Any Day.

We can expect these works to be smart as Longoria has proven her dedication to learning. In May of 2013, she earned her Master's Degree in Chicano Studies from California State University.

With the ability to try a bit of everything, keep the men interested and keep her mind sharp, Longoria is expected to bring something new to the table in 2014.