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Julio Iglesias (born September 23rd 1943) is a singer/songwriter from Madrid, Spain, who has gone on to become the world's best-selling artist in Latin music history.

Hugely popular, Iglesias is a global superstar, having sold over 300 million albums worldwide and releasing over 80 albums. His smooth crooning and good looks oozes a suave, romantic image that has had widespread appeal, enjoying a career that has spanned six decades.

In his youth, Iglesias was a talented footballer, receiving an offer from Real Madrid to train with the team. However, his career was cut short following a car accident that caused a severe spinal injury that left him in rehabilitation for two years. Although it was in recovery that Iglesias developed his passion for music, teaching himself guitar and writing his first songs.

Success came quick to Iglesias, winning the International Song Festival in Spain, which earned him a recording contract with Columbia Records in 1968. His recording of "La Vida Sigue Igual" was his first number one hit, reaching the top spot in Spain. Following this, he broke onto the European scene, representing Spain for the Eurovision Song Contest, finishing in fourth place.

With a keen talent for languages, Iglesias has been able to break into several different markets, recording music in 14 languages, which has allowed him to become popular throughout Europe and South America. Despite his global success, it was a while before Iglesias broke into America. Following a sold-out concert in Madison Square Garden, New York, US in 1976 and a duet with Willie Nelson on the song, "To All The Girls I've Loved Before," Iglesias broke into the American market and by 1984, he was an established star. His album "1100 Bel Air Place" sold over three million copies, cementing his position as an international superstar.

Iglesias began to tailor his music towards an American audience throughout the 80s and 90s, as well as continuing his commitment to his Latin audience with his 1996 album, "Tango." His productivity slowed down towards the end of the 90s and at the start of the new millennium. But Iglesias continued to perform extensively to huge audiences and remains a treasured musician globally. On April 23rd, 2013, his contributions were recognised through his induction into the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame.

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Julio Iglesias might be one of the biggest selling artists in the world, having sold more than 300 million records worldwide, in 14 languages, over the course of more than 80 albums. According to Sony Music Entertainment, he is the best selling Latin music artist. He still has his distinctive voice to this day, and tonight we are fortunate to experience his world-class vocals through five decades of the singles that he has released. He performs a slew of hits throughout this two hour set with his all star band backing him, made up of traditional flamenco instruments and a full string section. His banter between songs is fantastic, keeping the audience happy throughout. Most people are up on their feet, dancing throughout. “Manuela” is a captivating sing along. (There is just something about 10,000 people all singing the same hook). It is extremely encouraged throughout the set. He closes the set with the fantastic “Lo Mejor de Tu Vida” which makes this huge arena erupt in excitement.

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Terrible sound issues, everyone at the concert complained that we could not hear Julio's voice during the songs or when he spoke.

We were sitting quite close to the stage on the floor and yet had a very hard time hearing Julio. People kept shouting to the sound technicians that we could not hear but not much was done to make a noticeable difference.

Julio tried to make people happy and repeated a song 3 times and had to close his show twice.

I hope the venue changes the people in charge of sound for concerts soon since I have plans and already boughttickets to attend another concert.

Toyota Music Factory you had better do something about your sound or you will loose lots of concert followers.

At concert in Duluth GA, he spoke in Spanish often leaving us out of conversations. Love when he sings in Spanish , or any language but please speak in English for concerts in the USA

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This is a site made for you, with all my affection and with the hope that inside you will find the information that you are interested in.

Let me take the opportunity to thank you all for your love, devotion, and unconditional support, throughout these last 53 years of my career; everything that has happened in these four decades has been thanks to you.

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When Spain’s Julio Iglesias conquered the US

A new book by hans laguna documents the formative years of the spanish artist and his rise to global fame.

One day in August 1986, two men dressed in black arrived at the Pikes Hotel in Ibiza, in Spain’s Balearic Islands, where stars such as George Michael, Grace Jones and Freddie Mercury used to stay. The men said they represented a “very famous” singer who wanted to be by himself for a few weeks: Spain’s iconic pop star Julio Iglesias. The singer needed eight rooms (the hotel had 20), and he wanted them for the next day: he would fly on his private plane to the island after a concert in New York. In Ibiza, he traveled in a caravan of five white cars, and rented a yacht, a sailboat and a speedboat. Iglesias swam in the morning, sunbathed on the high seas, and received a visit from ¡Hola! magazine. Every day, he ate Galician seafood prepared by private chefs. He was surrounded by women, who came and went to his bungalow via a private entry. The Pikes Hotel was legendary. “If you had a drink at the bar, you were likely to find a line of coke. Does that mean we were we selling? Not at all. Maybe that little extra came with the drink,” said its owner, Tony Pike. Julio Iglesias won over the local authorities. Even a Civil Guard officer – who was investigating the hotel for possible drug trafficking – went to Freddie Mercury’s 41st birthday party, a celebration that lasted several days and ended in a bill that included 350 bottles of Moët Chandon and 250 broken glasses.

Julio Iglesias sailed through it all without letting it affect him. That’s according to a new book called Hey! Julio Iglesias y la conquista de América (or, Hey Julio Iglesias and the Conquest of America) by musician and writer Hans Laguna. Everyone cited in the book agrees that the singer had no interest in cocaine, and that he made a superhuman effort to meet his media commitments – he always showed up, whether or not he slept the night before. Laguna’s 430-page book takes a look at these decisive years, between 1983 and 1985, when Iglesias was at the peak of his career and about to conquer the US market.

What emerges from the exhaustively researched book is a person obsessed with fame who was desperate to work all over the world. Everything was happening at that period – albums, concerts and a relentless promotional campaign. It was the groundwork that would go on to make him one of the most commercially successful Spanish singers in the world , with more than 100 million record sales to his name. Iglesias himself admitted to being hooked on fame – “if fish could clap, I would sing at sea,” he once said. While his right-hand man, manager Alfredo Fraile said: “He suffers from a sick addiction to success.”

“The origins of this obsession go back to his childhood,” says Laguna in Barcelona. According to the author, Iglesias’ parents weren’t happy together, and he learned how to read their reactions in order to please them. “In his adolescence, this ability to interpret the demands of others, combined with the desire to stand out. First, as a goalkeeper and then – after an accident that almost cost him his life, ending his career at Real Madrid [soccer team] – as a singer,” Laguna explains. In the book, Spanish singer Ramón Arcusa tells a story that highlights Iglesias’ discomfort with anonymity. When he settled in Miami , shortly before buying his first private plane, “Julio stopped many women at the airport, asking them with a smile if they knew who he was.” Almost every Latin American woman knew, but hardly any of the Americans did.

“Julio always offers the same version of himself, which is also his best version,” says Laguna. He has three maestros: Frank Sinatra , Nat King Cole and Elvis Presley . “They have style. You recognize them at the first beat,” said Iglesias on one occasion. “When the style is there, the voice is secondary. The voice does not have to be perfect. A cold, perfectly tuned, long note has no emotion or meaning. The voice should be personal.”

According to Laguna, Iglesias’ style stemmed from his ability – not only to avoid trouble – but also to use “his vocal technique to make the difficult seem easy.” And that’s why hits like Me olvidé de vivir (or, I forgot to live) , Hey and De niña a mujer (or, From girl to a woman) cover at least over an octave. “This range is far from what singers with enormous tessituras such as Axl Rose or Mariah Carey can cover. But if you start singing the songs, you will discover that you have to shout to reach certain notes that Julio attacks without flinching and without using falsetto,” writes Laguna.

In 2017, after years of media attention, Iglesias admitted to saying “a lot of nonsense,” explaining “they interview me every day and it’s impossible not to say [nonsense].” When the singer looked back at this time, when he was wining over the US market, doing ads for Coca-Cola and living on 1100 Bel Air Place – the title of his first album in English –, he described them as the most hectic stage of his career, a time when he was “very naughty” and was somewhere “between an asshole and playboy.” In an interview with Spanish national TV broadcaster TVE, Iglesias even said he wanted his epitaph to be: “He stopped dreaming when he could buy his dreams.”

The album 1100 Bel Air Place was recorded over 16 months in nine studios. According to Laguna, nine music arrangers, 12 sound engineers and 79 instrumentalists were involved in the record. “Modern music has a homeland in today’s world. And that country is the United States. Now, you have to sing in English to get there, where I want to be,” Iglesias said on one occasion. “I belong to the country where I sing. If they ask me where am I from in China, I will say I’m Chinese.”

The book documents the Spanish artist’s rise to global success. It presents reflections and insights from musicians, managers and other members of the singer’s inner circle. As Iglesias himself once said: “Life has been very generous with me, and the light has struck me like a deer in the headlights.”

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Enrique Iglesias , Ricky Martin , and Pitbull are uniting this fall for a trek they’re calling the “Trilogy” tour. Each artist will play a headlining set on the North American run, which will find them in arenas.

While announcing the tour, each head of the triumvirate expressed mutual admiration of the other two. “It’s a true honor to tour with Enrique and Ricky, two music icons who broke global music barriers for our culture and open doors for someone like myself,” Pitbull said in a statement. “We’re excited to take the Trilogy tour around the world and give our fans the time of their Trilogy lives. Dale!”

“I am incredibly excited to be going on tour with my friends Pitbull and Ricky,” Iglesias said. “The Trilogy Tour will be an amazing experience for all of our fans. It’s going to be a once-in-a-lifetime tour.”

The artists are each promising career-spanning sets of their greatest hits as well as “state-of-the-art visuals.”

Tickets will be available via Ticketmaster’s Verified Fans program. Fans can register now until 11:59 p.m. ET on June 4. Those who receive access codes can buy tickets beginning June 7. There will also be a general on sale at 10 a.m. local time on June 9.

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Last year, Iglesias released Final Vol. 1 , which contained the track “Te Fuiste.” Iglesias told Rolling Stone it felt good to be reaching the finish line of his recording career. “I think it’s the right thing to do,” he said. “It doesn’t mean I’m going to stop writing songs, but maybe [I’ll do things] differently. I look at this like, an album’s a book and each song is a chapter. But at the same time, you can also say a song can be part of that, too. Hopefully I can put out more chapters later on — and I still have to finish Vol. 2!”

Pitbull has spent much of the past couple of years on the road, first touring with Iglesias on the “I Feel Good” tour in 2021 and then last year with Iggy Azalea and Sean Paul on the “Can’t Stop Us” tour. He’s planning on releasing a new album, Trackhouse , on July 7. The album is named after the Trackhouse brand, which merges NASCAR, sports, and entertainment, of which Pitbull is a partner.

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Julio Iglesias lives a quiet life in Punta Cana

Punta Cana.- Julio Iglesias Jr., son of renowned singer Julio Iglesias, dismissed rumors about his father’s alleged health crisis, stating that his father leads a calm and private life in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Julio Iglesias Jr. described his father as someone who values his solitude and enjoys time for reflection and creative pursuits. He emphasized that despite not being in the public eye for extended periods, his father is doing well.

When asked if he has discussed the health rumors with his father, Julio Iglesias Jr., who shares a strong bond with his father, mentioned their telepathic connection and stated that they communicate on a deeper level.

Julio Iglesias Jr. also provided an update on the health of his brother, Enrique Iglesias, noting that Enrique had recently battled pneumonia but has since recovered significantly, as reported by the Telemundo program ‘Al Rojo Vivo’.

In addition, Julio Iglesias Jr. discussed his latest album, titled “Under the Covers,” which was produced in Miami by renowned singer and music producer Rubby Pérez. He mentioned that the album features covers of songs like “Careless Whisper,” Billy Joel tracks, and Stevie Wonder compositions.

Julio Iglesias Jr. expressed his contentment with his “Timeless” tour, revealing that 50% of his show comprises his own renditions of his father’s songs, performed in his own style as Julio Iglesias Jr.

glad he is enjoying his life on his fathers dime…..just saying

Um, I don’t think Julio supports any of his adult children. He’s always had a great work ethic. And Julio Jr. is working. He said he just released an album and is going on tour. So what if he wants to sing some of his dad’s songs??

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