Enrique Iglesias

Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler (Madrid, May 8, 1975) is a Spanish singer-songwriter, record producer and actor. He is the son of singer Julio Iglesias and Isabel Preysler.

He began his musical career in 1995 by signing a contract with Fonovisa, owned by the Mexican company Televisa, which launched his early career among Spanish-speaking countries and the Hispanic diaspora in the United States. In 1999 she signed with the Interscope label and made a crossover for the English-speaking market. She also signed with Universal Music Latino, owned by Universal Music to release her albums in Spanish. In 2010 she parted ways with Interscope and signed with the Universal Republic label. In 2015 he signed with Sony Music.

The artist has sold more than 70 million musical productions, including records and physical and digital singles in English and Spanish. In the United States, he has sold more than 19 million copies and ranks as one of the Latino artists with the highest sales.

Enrique Iglesias has won the most important and prestigious awards in the recording industry. The singer has a Grammy for best Latin artist. He also has five Latin Grammy Awards, five Billboard Awards, 45 Billboard Latin Awards, 10 World Music Awards, 8 American Music Awards, 10 Latin American Music Awards, 23 Lo Nuestro Awards, 15 Juventud Awards, 20 ASCAP Awards, three MTV Europe Music Awards, four 40 Principales awards, two Proudly Latino, an Ondas Awards or a silver seagull at the Viña del Mar Festival, among others.

To date, he has placed five singles in the top five of the US Billboard Hot 100 charts (including two number ones). The singer holds the record for having placed 27 songs at the top of the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks. He also has a total of 13 number ones on the Billboard dance chart, more than any other male singer.

Among his greatest hits worldwide we can highlight singles such as: «Bailando», «Duele el corazón», «Hero», «I like it», «Súbeme la radio», «Tonight I'm lovin you” and “We dance”.

Early Years

Enrique Iglesias was born on May 8, 1975 in Madrid. He is the son of singer Julio Iglesias and celebrity Isabel Preysler. His two brothers Chábeli Iglesias and Julio Iglesias Jr. were also born from the marriage. His parents divorced in 1978 when Enrique was three years old. On his mother's side he has two other sisters (Tamara Falcó and Ana Boyer) and on his father's side he has five brothers (Miguel Alejandro, Rodrigo, Victoria, Cristina and Guillermo). He is the second cousin of Steven R. Mcqueen.

In December 1981, the terrorist organization ETA kidnapped his grandfather, Dr. Julio Iglesias Puga in Spain. Fearing their parents, Enrique and his siblings found it necessary to separate from their mother and go live at their father's house in Miami in 1982. Enrique was seven years old. With an absent father figure due to In addition to his father's artistic career and constant travel, the training of the young Iglesias was also in charge of his paternal grandparents and his nanny Elvira Olivares.

In 1993 Enrique graduated from Gulliver Preparatory School and began studying Business Administration at the University of Miami.

Music played an important role for him since his childhood, but it was in adolescence that he began to feel truly curious about dedicating himself to it professionally. He soon discovered a knack for songwriting.

Enrique took his first steps in music hidden from his family. Knowing that his parents would probably balk at that possibility, he decided to ask his babysitter for help. She is she knew the wishes of the youngest of the Iglesias and supported him by giving him 500 dollars to record a demo with which he would later become known in the record companies. In an attempt not to be judged by his last name and to take advantage of the fame of his father Julio, Enrique began to make himself known by Latin American record companies using the last name Martínez and claimed to be originally from Guatemala.

In 1994 Enrique got his first recording contract with the Fonovisa record label. The company signed a three-year contract with the hitherto unknown artist. In this way, Iglesias was able to record his first album in Toronto (Canada) thus having to leave his university career unfinished.

Career

1995-1997: debut album Enrique Iglesias

On November 21, 1995, Enrique Iglesias presented his self-titled debut album. Pop rock ballads predominated in it and included songs he wrote. "Si tú te vas" was the first single of his career and the song with which he became known to the general public. The first video clip of his career for this song was shot in Manhattan, New York (USA). The song reached the top of the Latin Billboard chart. This song was followed by the singles "Religious experience", "Trapecista", "Por amarte" and "Don't cry for me".

With his debut album he managed to sell almost six million copies and went on his first concert tour. In Spain the album was released by the independent record company Bat Discos, selling more than half a million copies. Later the disc was recorded in Italian and Portuguese.

With this album, Enrique was awarded the Grammy Award for the first time on February 26, 1997 in the category of best Latin pop performer.

1997-1998: Living

On January 21, 1997, Iglesias released his second album Vivir. With this album, she competed for the first time with music stars in English. The first presentation single was the song "In love for the first time". The album includes the song "Sólo en ti", a Spanish version of the song "Only You" by the 1980s British group Yazoo. The third single chosen was "Miente". Living brought him success and recognition once again.

On March 30, 1997, Iglesias began the second world tour of his career. With the Live Tour, he offered more than 60 concerts in 16 countries in America and Europe. The tour started in Odessa, Texas (USA). He performed three consecutive nights at the Plaza de Toros de México and two at the River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires (Argentina). It also offered concerts in 19 stadiums in the United States. The tour had the support of the musical production team of Bruce Springsteen, Elton John, Billy Joel or Elvis Presley.

That year he was nominated for the first time at the American Music Awards in the category of favorite Latin artist. His father Julio Iglesias and Mexican singer Luis Miguel were also nominated. Enrique lost to Julio on that occasion.

1998-1999: Things of love

On September 22, 1998, he released his third studio album called Cosas del amor. Two singles were released from this album: "Esperanza" and "I will never forget you". The two songs reached the top of the Billboard charts.

With the Things of Love Tour, Iglesias made more than 80 presentations. The tour was the first that the multinational McDonald's sponsored an artist. One of his shows in Acapulco (Mexico) was televised.

On January 11, 1999, he won the American Music Award in the category of Favorite Latin Artist after his no-win nomination the previous year. The singer beat Ricky Martin and Los Tigres Del Norte on this occasion.

In 1999 the singer recorded "Bailamos" his first song in English and his first major international hit. The song was included in the original soundtrack of the movie Wild Wild West starring Will Smith. Smith had previously seen him in concert and had asked him to have his song featured in the film. With this single, Enrique Iglesias reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 list in English in the United States for the first time. After the worldwide success of this song, Iglesias signs a contract with the Interscope Records label to also enter the Anglo-Saxon music market. This contract took place at the end of the 1990s, when numerous Latin artists were entering or were going to enter the English market with their songs (Shakira, Ricky Martin, Jennifer López, Paulina Rubio or Laura Pausini, among others).

"Crossover" to the market in English

1999-2000: Henry

On November 23, 1999, Iglesias released his debut album in English, Enrique. From this pop album with some Latin influences, six successful singles were released: "Bailamos", "Rhythm Divine", "Be with you" (his second number one in the United States on the Billboard Hot 100 list), "Could I have this kiss forever» (a duet with Whitney Houston), «Sad Eyes» (a version of Bruce Springsteen) and «You're my number one» (recorded with different artists: the Russian Alsou, the Brazilians Sandy & Junior and Valen Hsu from Taipei). With this album Iglesias achieved greater popularity worldwide.

In the year 2000, he performed at halftime of the Super Bowl with Christina Aguilera, Phil Collins and Toni Braxton.

In his attendance at the XLII Viña del Mar International Song Festival, he received the Silver Gaviota, which he launched to the audience in the audience as a sign of gratitude. The award came to one of her admirers, the one she had to receive medical assistance.

2001-2002: Escape

On October 30, 2001, he consolidated his international success with the release of his album Escape. The sales of this record were large all over the world. The first single "Hero" ("Héroe" in its Spanish version) was a success in the United Kingdom and in many other European countries. The song was performed by the singer on October 22, 2001 in tribute to the victims of the attacks of September 11 in New York. Together with the actress Penelope Cruz, he was the only Spaniard at the event.

From this album, co-written entirely by Iglesias, other hit singles in North America such as "Escape" and "Don't turn off the lights" emerged. The fourth single "Love to see you cry" was recorded in English and French, being the first time that Iglesias sang in that language.

Later, a reissue was presented that included "To love a Woman" (a duet song with the American Lionel Richie) and the solo song "Maybe".

Iglesias verified the good international reception of this album thanks to the One Night Stand World Tour. The tour consisted of 50 shows in 16 countries. Their first performances at the Radio City Music Hall in New York (United States) or three consecutive nights at the Royal Albert Hall in London (United Kingdom) stand out. The first part of the tour ended at the Lia Manoliu National Stadium in Bucharest (Romania).

The second leg of the tour was called the Don't Turn off the lights Tour and ended in the summer of 2002. It included two concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York and another two at the National Auditorium in Mexico. The tour ended at the Roberto Clemente Coliseum in San Juan (Puerto Rico).

Return to the Hispanic market

2002-2003: Maybe

On September 17, 2002, Iglesias returned to the Latin market by releasing his fourth album in Spanish and the sixth of his career: Quizás. It was his first album in Spanish since the release of Cosas del amor in 1998. The first single "Mentiroso" was well received in all Spanish-speaking countries. The song "Perhaps" also had it & # 34;, in which Iglesias talks about the relationship she has had with her famous father. The third single was "Para qué la vida". This song was reproduced during its promotion a million times on the radio in the United States (an achievement for being a song in Spanish).

All three singles reached the top of the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart.

The video clip for the song "Quizás" was the first music video in Spanish to be added to the selection of the MTV program Total Request Live. With this song, Enrique Iglesias became the first artist to sing in Spanish on the famous show The Tonight Show hosted by Jay Leno.

With this album, he won the Latin Grammy for best male pop album in 2003.

Return to the Anglo-Saxon market

2003-2006: 7

Enrique Iglesias, private concert in Tel Aviv, Israel, 2006.

On November 25, 2003 Enrique presented his third album in English. 7 was the seventh album of his career and his return to the Anglo-Saxon market. The album was also co-written by him in its entirety. The album was inspired by the rock sounds of the 1980s and had a cooler reception in sales.

The single "Addicted" and the song "Not in Love" (a duet with singer Kelis) were the album's two promotional hits. The world tour Seven World Tour -which he carried out at that time- is one of the longest that the singer has taken throughout his career. Iglesias started it with twelve presentations in the United States. He performed on stages around the world in countries like Australia, India, Egypt or Singapore. He ended the tour in South Africa in 2004.

At the end of the tour, the singer made the decision to step away from the stage. He devoted more time to other personal projects. However, he continued in the recording studios, composing and producing for himself and other singers. He also participated in major advertising campaigns. Among these, the ones he made for Pepsi, Tommy Hilfiger, Viceroy or Doritos stand out. On several occasions, Enrique returned to the stage to offer private concerts.

2007-2010: Insomniac

After four years of record silence, on June 12, 2007, he released his fourth album in English and the eighth of his career, Insomniac. The album received that name because it was recorded mainly at night. In addition, Enrique has stated on several occasions that he suffers from insomnia. In Insomniac a more contemporary pop style was heard than in his previous albums as well as an approach to r & amp; b. The album debuted in the Top 20 of the US Billboard 200.

Her first single was the hit "Do you Know?", which reached number one on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks charts. In said position she remained a total of 11 consecutive weeks.

The second single "Tired of Being Sorry" (Californian band Ringside cover) was released for Europe. Scott Thomas (leader and vocalist of Ringside) produced this new version for Iglesias in both English and Spanish. The second single for the American market was the ballad "Somebody's me". The song served as the opening theme to the Emmy-winning CBS series The Young and the Restless.

The following year he released "Push," a hip-hop song he made with the collaboration of American rapper Lil Wayne. In 2008 the song was used as the soundtrack for the movie Step Up 2: The Streets. The theme was recorded in three different versions: the original with Lil Wayne, another by the American rapper Prophet and another as a soloist.

That same year the singer recorded a new version of the song «Tired of Being Sorry» with the French Nâdiya entitled «Laisse le destin l'emporter» (alternating in English and French). This song ranked first in France for 13 weeks.

The Insomniac World Tour kicked off in Johannesburg (South Africa) in October 2007. It was at the same place where his last world tour had ended four years earlier. On his first visit to the British scene, he performed in Manchester, Wembley, Birmingham and Cardiff in the United Kingdom. The concert tour went through Russia, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Portugal, Belgium, Estonia, Ukraine, Turkey and Ireland, among others.

The concert he gave at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast (Ireland) was broadcast live on MSN Internet worldwide and was broadcast in the United Kingdom, Europe and the United States on MTV. The first leg of the tour ended at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, California (United States) in December 2007.

Enrique Iglesias en concert, June 2008.

In early 2008 a second leg of the tour took him throughout Latin America from Mexico to Argentina. The tour ended having also performed in many cities in the United States. With this tour Enrique visited around 50 countries.

In June 2008, a new edition of Insomniac came out. It included the hits "Laisse le destin l'emporter" and "Can You Hear Me". The latter was used as the official song for the UEFA Euro 2008 tournament, in which Spain was proclaimed the winner after the singer's performance in the final in Vienna (Austria).

In January 2010, Iglesias donated the song "It Must Be Love" to raise money for the victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake. The song was released by Music for Relief (a charity founded by Linkin Park).

On February 1, 2010 Enrique recorded a version of the classic "We are the world" with international artists such as Adam Levine, Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, Janet Jackson, Miley Cyrus, Fergie, Toni Braxton, Usher, Wyclef Jean, Jennifer Hudson, Justin Bieber, Josh Groban, Lil Wayne, Pink, Jamie Foxx or Kanye West, among others. The song and video premiered on February 12 at the opening of the Winter Olympics. Proceeds from the song's production went to help victims of the earthquake in Haiti.

2010-2012: Euphoria

On July 6, 2010 Enrique presented his debut bilingual album Euphoria. The album was half in English and half in Spanish. The singer wrote or co-wrote most of the songs. Euphoria includes collaborations by other artists in duets: Juan Luis Guerra, Pitbull, Wisin y Yandel, Usher, Nicole Scherzinger and Akon.

"Cuando me enamoro" (a duet with Juan Luis Guerra) was the first single in Spanish while "I like It" (with Pitbull) was the first single in English. Both singles have become two of the biggest commercial successes in Iglesias' career and have obtained several number one and first positions in many countries.

The pop song "Heartbeat" (featuring Nicole Scherzinger) and the electro-Latin track "No me digas que no" (featuring Wisin y Yandel) were also successful on the charts.

"Tonight (I'm lovin' you)" was the fifth single overall and first on the French limited edition. It was released after the release of the album with the collaboration of Ludacris and DJ Frank E. The song followed the success of "I like it" being a success on radio stations and dance floors around the world.

Euphoria (produced with RedOne, Mark Taylor and Carlos Paucar) was a commercial success around the world. The album sold more than four million copies and 18 million singles around the world. The album was also number one in sales in Spain, Mexico and other countries. It was certified double platinum in the United States, Platinum in Mexico and Colombia, as well as gold in Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Russia and Poland.

In 2011 he presented other singles such as "Yesterday" or "I like how it feels" (with Pitbull). He also made an extensive world tour that continued throughout 2012. With his Euphoria World Tour he visited countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Mexico, Ireland, Canada, France, Belgium, Panama, Venezuela, in concerts with large capacity., Israel or the Netherlands, among others. The singer achieved full capacity in 109 cities on five continents, selling more than 1.4 million tickets. Euphoria World Tour was the number one tour on the Billboard tour chart for two years.

In 2012 Enrique toured the United States with singer Jennifer López during the summer.

At the end of 2012 he presented "Finally found you" (with Sammy Adams). The song placed him again at the top of the sales and radio charts in the United States and Europe.

2013-2015: Sex and Love

On March 18, 2014, the album Sex and Love was released by Universal Music and Republic Records. For the occasion Mark Taylor, Carlos Paucar, The Cataracs, Rome Ramirez and Marty James were its producers. This album includes duets with Jennifer López, Juan Magán, Kylie Minogue, Flo Rida, Descemer Bueno, Pitbull or Wisin and Yandel, among others.

Sex and Love is triple platinum in Mexico, double Platinum in the United States, Platinum in Spain, Italy, Argentina, India, Colombia, Venezuela and Central America, and gold. in Austria, Portugal, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Ecuador.

After presenting «I like how it feels» and «Finally found you» as digital singles, the singer released another cover letter for this new project: the song «Turn the night up». Some time later the singer presented "Loco", a duet with Romeo Santos. With this bachata song, he returned to number one on the Latin Billboard hit list and obtained first place in various countries such as Spain. "Loco" is also presented as a duet with the Spanish India Martínez. Other singles from Sex and Love are "I'm a Freak" (with Pitbull), the song "Heart attack" and the song "El perdedor" with Marco Antonio Solis. The latter went on sale in a pop version and in a bachata version.

The singer also released «Bailando», a tropical pop song with an urban flavor as a duet with Descemer Bueno and Gente de Zona. An English version was also presented with Sean Paul, a Brazilian one with Luan Santana and a Portuguese one with Mickael Carreira. The theme obtains the first position of the Latin Billboard and reached number 1 in 23 countries. It was also the main theme of the American soap opera Queen of Hearts. In Spain it was number one on radio, song downloads and streaming for more than 20 weeks. In this country the song obtained seven platinums for more than 50 million listeners on portals such as Spotify or Deezer. In the Dominican Republic, it spent 38 weeks at number one on the official sales list prepared by Monitor Latino. Worldwide, the song's video clip was the second most viewed of the year on the YouTube platform.

In 2014 he carried out the first part of his world concert tour through the United States, Mexico, Canada and Argentina, among others, and in the autumn of that year he began the European tour in which he visited Spain, the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Finland, Ireland or Russia.

During the same year he obtained two awards in Barcelona from Max Hole, president of Universal Music International. The first accredits the billion online views of the song and the video clip of "Bailando" worldwide through YouTube, VEVO or Spotify while the second certifies the 37 countries in which it was number one in sales thanks to the album. and all the singles from Sex and Love.

In 2015 he presented the singles «Noche y de día» (with Yandel and Juan Magán) and «Let me be your lover» (with Pitbull and with Anthony Touma in the French version). The singer continued with his world tour and also presented the song "El perdón" (along with Nicky Jam). That same year he signed for the Sony Music label.

2016-2019: Release of singles

In 2016 he received two Guinness World Records certificates in Mexico. One for being the artist with the most number one songs in that country (26 in total) and another for the 41 weeks that her song "Dancing" was in the first position. In the spring of the same year, he released the single "Duele el corazón" as a duet with Wisin. The song is number 1 on Billboard Latino and reaches the first position in digital stores in more than 16 countries. He ends 2016 by finishing the Sex tour and Love Tour (after three years and 155 concerts around the world).

In 2017 he presented the single “Súbeme la radio” with Descemer Bueno and Zion & Lennox That same year she toured with Pitbull. In 2018 she released the song "El baño" with the collaboration of Bad Bunny. In the spring, she presented "Move to Miami" in collaboration with Pitbull and later premiered "Nos fuimos lejos" with Descemer Bueno and El Micha.

In 2019 he presents a collaboration with the song «Después que te perdi» and continued offering concerts.

2020-2021: Final Vol.1 and tour with Ricky Martin

In 2020, he received the Billboard Latino award for the greatest Latino artist in history.

In 2021 he begins a tour with Ricky Martin with Sebastián Yatra as a guest artist. At the tour presentation, the singer revealed that his latest album would be released in two volumes, under the title Final. He added that he would never stop writing songs but that he would do it in a different way, not necessarily compiled on a record.

Also in 2021 he was nominated for the Latin Touring Artist of the Decade award.

In September of the same year he presents his album Final Vol.1 preceded by the single "Pendejo".

Compilations

Remixes, We Dance Greatest Hits, The Best Hits and 15 Kilates Musical

Fonovisa (the singer's previous record label) released several compilations once he had signed with the Interscope record label. For this reason, these are not considered official by many followers, since they did not contribute to the official sales of the singer. Their titles were: Remixes, Bailamos Greatest Hits, The Best Hits and 15 Kilates musical.

Enrique Iglesias: 95/08 Hits

Enrique Iglesias, Vilnius, Lithuania.

On March 25, 2008, Iglesias released his first official compilation album with his hits in Spanish: Enrique Iglesias: 95/08 hits. It includes seventeen songs that reached number one on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart, plus two new previously unreleased songs.

The first unreleased single from this album was "¿Dónde están corazón?" (a song he composed together with the Argentine singer-songwriter Coti). On January 21 of that same year, the song became Enrique Iglesias' 18th single to reach the top of the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks.

The second unreleased single "Lloro por ti" was officially released on June 2, 2008, reached number one in October 2008 and became the 19th single to reach the top spot on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks.

The album debuted in its first week at number one on the Billboard Latino chart and at number 18 on the North American Billboard 200 (a high place for an album completely in Spanish). It was his second album in Spanish to debut in the Top 20 of the Billboard 200 (Quizás debuted at 12 in 2002). The album was certified Double Platinum in the United States and in Latin American countries.

Greatest Hits

Greatest Hits was released on November 11, 2008. It had good sales reception in the UK charts. This album includes three previously unreleased tracks: "Away" (a duet with Sean Garrett), "Takin' back my love» (a duet with Ciara) and «Miss you» (a duet with Nâdiya).

Iglesias recorded the song «Takin back my love» in three different versions: in its original version with Ciara for the world market, with the German singer Sarah Connor for its commercialization in Europe and with the French singer Tyssem for the French public.

Iglesias began the Live tour on March 25, 2009 in Mexico and with it received great success from the public in many countries in Europe and Asia.

Enrique was the winner of two World Music Awards in the categories of the world's best-selling Latin artist and the world's best-selling Spanish artist at the ceremony held in Monaco on November 9, 2008.

Greatest Hits Vol. 2

On October 4, 2019, he released his second greatest hits album. This time she combined the topics in English with the topics in Spanish.

Composer, producer and other works

Enrique has composed and co-composed most of his songs throughout his career. Since he was 15 years old he writes songs. In an interview the singer stated that the first song he wrote was Por amarte .

In 2000, he made his debut as a co-producer on the Broadway musical comedy 4Guys Named José... And A Woman Named Maria. The work contained multiple allusions to many classic Latin and pop music by Hispanic artists. This play reached multiple performances and became the longest-running bilingual musical in commercial theater in New York.

In 2004 he composed with the collaboration of Guy Chambers the Italian song "Un Nuovo Giorno" for the tenor Andrea Bocelli. It appeared as a single on Andrea Bocelli's first pop album from his album Andrea. That same year she co-wrote and produced the song "The Way" for American singer Clay Aiken (spun off from American Idol ). The song was released as a CD single and was also included on Clay Aiken's debut album Measure of a man, reaching multi-platinum certification in 2004.

In 2005 Enrique translated into English and produced a song for British singer Mel C of the Spice Girls. The single "First day of my life" became the biggest hit of Mel C's solo career. The song was number one in many countries in Europe.

In 2006 he composed and produced four songs that were included on the album Staying Power by the legendary British rock band The Hollies, three of which were covers of songs that Iglesias had previously included on his album 7 from 2003 ("Break me shake me", "The way you touch me" and "Live it up tonight") as well as a previously unreleased song.

Among his other jobs, he stands out as an occasional actor. The singer showed interest in acting by appearing in a small role in 2003 in the Robert Rodríguez film El mexicano (Once upon a time in Mexico) alongside Antonio Banderas, Johnny Depp and Salma Hayek. In it he played the gunman Lorenzo. Years later, in 2007, he appeared as a guest artist in an episode of the series Two and a Half Men playing a carpenter. Later, he appeared again in the series How I Met Your Mother in which he played an Argentine surfer and guitarist named Gael in one episode. He was eventually featured as himself giving a concert in an episode of the telenovela Atrévete a soñar .

As far as advertising contracts are concerned, the singer participated with Britney Spears, Pink and Beyoncé in a million-dollar ad for Pepsi. In it he played a Roman emperor. He has also been the image of Tommy Hilfiger, Doritos, Viceroy watches and Azzaro Paris starring in his advertisements.

Her songs have been the central themes of various soap operas and television series such as: Queen of Hearts, What life stole from me, When I fell in love , I will never forget you, The Country of Women, Things of Love, and Marisol. In the cinema, some of her songs have been part of the soundtracks of films such as Wild wild west , Only fools fall in love or A chihuahua in Beverly Hills.

In other areas, the singer has introduced fragrances bearing his name. In 2015 he began as a businessman investing in the Madrid restaurant Tatel together with Rafael Nadal, Pau Gasol, Rudy Fernández and the businessmen Abel Matutes Jr. and Manuel Campos.

Discography

Albums of study

• 1995: Enrique Iglesias
• 1997: Living
• 1998: Things of love
• 1999: Enrique
• 2001: Escape
• 2002: Maybe.
• 2003: 7
• 2007: Insomniac
• 2010: Euphoria
• 2014: Sex and Love
• 2021: Final Vol.1

Music tours

• 1995-1997: Enrique Iglesias Tour
• 1997: Living World Tour
• 1998-1999: Love Tour Things
• 1999-2000: Enrique World Tour
• 2002: One Night Stand Tour
• 2003: Maybe you love Tour
• 2004: Seven World Tour
• 2007-2008: Insomniac World Tour
• 2009: Greatest Hits Tour
• 2010-2012: Euphoria Tour
• 2012: Enrique Iglesias y Jennifer Lopez Tour
• 2013: Enrique Iglesias Tour
• 2014-2017: Sex and Love Tour
• 2017: Enrique Iglesias y Pitbull Live
• 2018-2019: All the Hits Live
• 2021: Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin Tour.

Awards and recognitions

Filmography