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Spanish heartthrob and singer, Enrique Iglesias has been turning up the musical heat and melting the hearts of fans for years with his latin/pop dance anthems.
Ever since Iglesias arrived on the music scene with, "Bailamos," he has found a way to combine Latin influences with the beats that make pop 40 hits in America was fresh. This combination resulted in instant success.
The singer has also managed to keep his musical stylings and songs current as the music industry moves towards dance and beat heavy tracks for the pop industry. Iglesias kept his lyrical deliver the same but embraced these changes, hits like "Heart Attack" and "Dirty Dancer" became chart topping hits overnight.
With hits like, "I Like It," "Do You Know?" and "Escape," Iglesias is proving that he isn't going anywhere in 2014 but to the top of the charts

This song featuring Sammy Adams, showed a softer side of Iglesias and is yet another example of how he took his original sound and embraced a more modern, fresh style to keep his musical relevant in an ever changing industry

The song that started it all. "Bailamos" introduced Iglesias to the world and fans are very thankful for this introduction.


 3. Addicted
"Addicted" is an emotional ballad from Iglesias. It pulls at the heartstrings and showcases the vocal range that he has as a singer.

When fans think about Iglesias, it is hard to not think about this song. "Escape" is catchy in both English and Spanish and is still a fan favorite today. This single featured his love interest in the music video, which translated the sexy lyrics to the screen in a very sexy way.

1.'Hero'



"Hero" is known by most in the music industry for its honest lyrics, sincere melody and powerful theme. Iglesias has made many pop/dance hits but this side of him is what is the most memorable.
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