The Best Romantic Music Singer and Composer in Spain
Alejandro Sanz
Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro was born in Madrid in December 1968. He is widely known due to his great success in the field of Hispanic music, selling more than 25 million records internationally. In addition, this same success has led him to win 28 Grammys, 4 of them being America's Grammys. Also, taking into account his success and his collaborations within the artistic world, he has been named Adoptive Son of the city of Cádiz. His favorite gifts were the guitar - the first he had was that of his father and a tape recorder, which at the age of seven he began to use at that time to martyr the rest of the family unit. He started playing the guitar from the age of 7, and composing songs from the age of 10, He burst onto the record market with Viviendo Rapisa (1991) and, being almost a child despite his 23 years, he immediately became a teenage idol, although the million long copies sold and the first seven Platinum albums he received already foreshadowed a wider audience. It was confirmed by his following installments: Si tú me miras (1993), for which he had the collaboration of Paco De Lucía, Básico (1994) and Alejandro Sanz III (1995)
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Enrique Iglesias
Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler (Madrid, Spain, May 8, 1975) is a Spanish singer-songwriter of pop music and ballads. He studied Business at the University of Miami but dropped out to record his first album in Toronto under the Fonovisa record label. He is the son of Julio Iglesias and Isabel Preysler. He has an older brother named Julio Iglesias Jr. and an older sister named Chabeli. He began dating Anna Kournikova, a professional tennis player, in 2001. The couple had twins in December 2017 named Nicholas and Lucy. In January 2020 they welcomed a daughter named Mary. Iglesias began his musical career in 1995 by signing a contract with the record label Fonovisa So far 21 of his songs have reached # 1 on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks charts, and he has also achieved 2 # 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100, for a total of 23 Number One both in the Latin market and in the Anglo-Saxon in the United States