01 Rhithm Divine 
02 Be With You 
03 Bailamos 
04 I’m Your Man 
05 Solo En Ti 
06 Sad Eyes 
07 Para De Jugar 
08 Oyeme09 Esperanza 
10 I Have Always Loved You 
11 Alabao 
12 Ruleta Rusa 
13 Si Tu Te Vas 
14 Could I Have This Kiss Forever 
15 You’re My 
16 Rhythm Divine 
17 Be With You 
18 Bailamos

Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler was born in Madrid, Spain, to Spanish singer Julio Iglesias and Spanish-Filipino socialite Isabel Preysler. In 1979, his parents' marriage was annulled. He was eight years old when he moved to the U.S., and at the age of 15, secretly began writing music. He studied business administration at the University of Miami for a year before he dropped out to pursue a musical career. Five years later, on September 25, 1995, he released his first album at 18 years of age. His second album, which was recorded in Spanish, was released on January 29, 1997.

Iglesias has made 10 albums. "Insomniac" was released 2008 and he did the official song for UEFA Europa League 2008, "Can You Hear Me", which he sang at the soccer league's finale. After "Insomniac" he made "Greatest Hits" and went on tour in 2009. His album "Euphoria" was his first bilingual album, featuring Spanish and English songs. His latest album "Sex and Love" was also bilingual.

Iglesias has sold over 137 million records worldwide, making him one of the best selling Latin artists ever. He has more number-one songs on Billboard's charts, more than any other single male artist.

Iglesias has recorded advertisements or provided songs for major brands, including Salsa Doritos (2002), PepsiCo (2003), Viceroy (2004), Tommy Hilfiger (2005), Azzaro (2009) Atlantico (2011-present), Soap opera theme songs (2013, 2014), Coty (2014), and Kia Soul (2014-2015). He also had guest acting roles on Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Two and a Half Men, and How I Met Your Mother.

Iglesias has supported many charities, including City of Hope, Red Cross, Music for Relief, Habitat For Humanity, Help for Heroes, Live Earth, Muscular Dystrophy Association, Music for Relief, Special Olympics, The Salvation Army, Alex's Lemonade, and Hunger Relief. ---imdb.com

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01- I Like It (Feat. Pitbull) 
02- One Day At A Time (Feat. Akon) 
03- Heartbeat 
04- Dirty Dancer (Feat. Usher) 
05- Why Not Me? 
06- No Me Digas Que No (Feat. Wisin & Yandel) 
07- Ayer 
08- Cuando Me Enamoro (Feat. Juan Luis Guerra) 
09- Dile Que 
10- Tu Y Yo 
11- Heartbreaker (Feat. Nicole Scherzinger) 
12- Coming Home 
13- Everything's Gonna Be Alright 
14- No Me Digas Que No (Solo)

Insomniac was designed for late nights at the club but Enrique Iglesias’ 2010 sequel Euphoria is as bright as its title, a firm return to romance for the loverman. Not that he’s entirely abandoned the idea of a dancefloor hit -- not with the blaring Pitbull collabo “I Like It,” complete with ice-sheet synths and an “All Night Long” interpolation, playing such a prominent role on the record -- nor does he rely on old-fashioned balladry, sometimes drawing from the chilly textures of Ryan Tedder on his duet with Nicole Scherzinger, letting Akon in for an Auto-Tuned reggae groove on “One Day at a Time,” which is enough for Euphoria to feel modern without alienating older audiences. Despite these contemporary flourishes, the heart of this album resides in Iglesias’ romantic balladeering, the kind of croon that crosses cultures, so much so that the tracks here slip between Spanish and English without much notice. No matter the language, Enrique maintains the seductive mood on Euphoria. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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01- Bailamos
02- Away (Featuring Sean Garret)
03- Hero
04- Be With You
05- Takin’ Back My Love (Featuring Ciara)
06- Rhythm Divine
07- Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)
08- Tired Of Being Sorry
09- Escape
10- Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Featuring Whitney Houston)
11- Not In Love (Dave Aude Radio Mix) (Featuring Kelis)
12- Don’t Turn Off The Lights
13- Love To See You Cry
14- Maybe
15- Addicted
16- Somebody’s Me
17- Can You Hear Me
18- Hero

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01. Experiencia religiosa 
02. Si tu te vas 
03. Por amarte 
04. Enamorado por primera vez 
05. Quizas 
06. Solo en ti (Only you) 
07. Nunca te olvidare 
08. Bailamos 
09. Ritmo total 
10 Heroe 
11.Mentiroso 
12.Dimelo 
13.Donde estan corazon 
14.Alguien Soy Yo

Descemer Bueno - Bajos, Guitar (Acoustic)
Derek Cintron - Bateria
Pablo DeLa Loza - Keyboards
Enrique Iglesias - Vocals, Producer
Carlos Paucar - Bajos, Coros, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Producer, Programming

Wearing a hoodie and a boy-next-door smile on his face, the Enrique Iglesias on the cover of 95/08 looks nothing like the come-hither Lothario who favored form-fitting shirts during the bulk of his Latin crossover years. There's a reason for that: the Enrique Iglesias of 95/08 is not the Latin heartthrob American audiences were introduced to at the turn of the millennium, but the Spanish-language balladeer -- a romantic crooner who was already a superstar long before he set his sights on club airplay and the pop charts. It's this side of Iglesias that 95/08 anthologizes. It's the first collection spanning Iglesias' entire career, even if it's not really concerned with his English-language hits, only those that went to number one on the pop charts. The disc does include one or two of Iglesias' dance smashes, but the focus here is squarely on the ballads -- 12 romantic morsels that are as much a part of Iglesias' rise to stardom as of the romantic zeitgeist of Latin pop as a whole. The fact that most of the songs are drawn from Iglesias' '90s catalog and only a few are translated versions of his pop material is a testament to where the singer's forte lies. For that reason, it's a little bewildering that 95/08 is not quite the one-stop source for all of his Latin pop hits. A handful of significant ones are missing, specifically "No Llores por Mí," "Trapecista," "Miente," "Esperanza," and "Para Qué La Vida" -- incidentally, all five were included in a separate deluxe edition of the same collection. As it stands, 95/08 is a good and ample collection, albeit not an entirely conclusive hits retrospective from one of Latin music's biggest idols. ---Andree Farias, Rovi

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