Thursday, January 28, 2010

Julio in Haiti (YouTube Video)

(Source: YouTube)

Julio Iglesias in Haiti



Julio Iglesias in Haiti
(from julioiglesias.com)

The Spanish singer Julio Iglesias talked with the president of Haiti, Rene Preval, during a visit to the country devastated by a powerful earthquake which has left hundreds of thousands of families homeless and without provisions. Iglesias joins the group of international figures who have lent their support to the recovery of Haiti, and who have been concerned about speeding up international aid efforts.

It is estimated that some 600,000 people in Port-au-Prince lack shelter, the United Nations reported.
(from: julioiglesias.com)

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

NEW US TOUR DATE!

Julio Iglesias
Sunday, June 6th
Bardavon Opera House
Poughkeepsie, NY
7:00 PM

More Info » on sale:Thu, 02/18/1011:00 AM

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Starry Night with Julio




A Starry Night With Julio Iglesias


SPANISH crooner Julio Iglesias needs no introduction. The artiste, renowned for melting the hearts of women and leaving his audiences starry-eyed, will be performing in Kuala Lumpur on April 1.

Having sold over 300 million albums worldwide, Iglesias is known as one of the world’s most popular recording artistes.

He has released 79 albums and has been the recipient of more than 2,600 Platinum and Gold records – an achievement recognised by Billboard maga­zine as being the most won by an artiste. That’s not all – Iglesias received the only Diamond Record Award ever given to a performer by the Guinness World Book Of Records for selling more albums in more lang­uages than any other artiste in history.

In his world tour, A Starry Night With Julio Iglesias, the singer will go from Australia, South Asia, China and Japan to all of Latin America and Europe. Backed by his own live band and dancers, Iglesias will entertain his fans in Malaysia with 90 minutes of his greatest hits including To All The Girls I’ve Loved Before and All of You and Crazy.

PR World­wide is the promoter of Julio Iglesias’ World Tour in Malaysia.

Iglesias will perform in KL at the Plenary Hall, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Doors open at 7.30pm.

Tickets go on sale this Friday and can be booked through Ax­­­­­cess by calling 03-7711 5000 or via http://www.ataxcess.com.my/. For tour details, call 03-7493 3010.






Thursday, January 14, 2010

Newspaper Article from Uruguay




MONTEVIDEO – Julio Iglesias begins Wednesday in the Uruguayan seaside resort of Punta del Este his “Starry Night” tour that throughout 2010 will take him around the world, including to Asia, where he has not performed for more than five years.

The Spanish artist begins his tour with three concerts at the 1,300-seat auditorium of the Hotel Conrad in Punta del Este. Tickets are priced at $150, $200 and $350.


The latter, the so-called VIP tickets, give the singer’s admirers the chance to have a cocktail with him after the show.Although the performance is not sold out, one of the promoters told Efe that dozens of women of all ages have already snapped up their tickets, so the artist could find himself singing to an audience “of several generations: granddaughters, daughters, moms and grandmothers.”


Iglesias, who visited Punta del Este last year, landed Tuesday at the seaside resort’s airport in a private jet accompanied by a nephew.The “Starry Night” tour takes its name from the 1990 album of the same name, and performances will basically keep the same format in all countries, though content and language could vary from country to country, the organizers said.


After the Uruguay concerts, the tour will segue to neighboring Argentina before moving on to other South American capitals like Santiago and Lima. Later it will head for the Malayan capital of Kuala Lumpur on April 1, and will continue on to Japan afterwards.


Since launching his musical career four decades ago, Iglesias has recorded 79 discs, of which he has sold 300 million copies, and has given more than 5,000 concerts in 600 cities around the world before 60 million fans. He is also an artist who has recorded his songs in nearly a score of languages including Mandarin, Tagalog and Bahasa-Indonesian. EFE


(Source:Latin American Herald Trubune

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Osvaldo Zotto


Osvaldo Zotto who who danced the Tango with Lorena Ermocida at Julio's concerts has died in Argentina of a heart attack at the age of 46.

Julio Iglesias to tour Asia, Australia
(AFP) – January 8, 2010


MADRID — Julio Iglesias will perform in Australia and four Asian nations later this year as part of his "Starry Night" world tour, the Spanish singer's official website said Thursday.


The 66-year-old Grammy winner will kick off his tour of the region with a concert in Manila on March 20 followed by three performances in Australia -- in Sydney, Hunter Valley and Melbourne -- between March 26 and 29.


He will then perform in Kuala Lumpur on April 1 and in three Japanese cities -- Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya -- between April 5 and 12.


Iglesias, the biggest-selling Latino recording artist in history, will wrap up his tour of Asia with a concert in Seoul on April 17.


"The tour is focused on the emblematic songs of the artist, songs dedicated to his fans around the world, in gratitude for their unconditional love," his website said.


In 1985, Iglesias was honoured with a star from the Hollywood Walk of Fame and three years later he received a Grammy Award for best Latin singer with his album "Un Hombre Solo".
He has released nearly 80 albums which have sold around 300 million copies over his four-decade-long singing career.


In addition to Spanish, Iglesias has recorded albums in German, English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Tagalog and Japanese.


Friday, January 1, 2010

2000 - 2010: The Past 10 Years with Julio Iglesias

2000 - 2010: The Past 10 Years with Julio Iglesias


2000-
Noche De Cuatro Lunas (Spanish)


2001-
Ao Meu Brasil (Portuguese)


Una donna può cambiar la vita (Italian)


2003-
Divorcio (Spanish)


2004-
En français (French)


Love Songs (English, Collection)


2005-
L'homme que je suis (French)


2006-
Romantic Classics (English)


2007-
Quelque chose de France (French)