March 3, 2012- Muharaq, Bahrain: Arad Fort
March 4, 2012- Muharaq, Bahrain: Arad Fort
(Source: julioiglesias.com)
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Sunday, January 15, 2012
2012 Tour Dates
February 5- Buenos Aires, Argentina
February 7- Buenos Aires, Argentina Plaza de Lomas de Zamora
February 10- Mar del Plata, Argentina NH Gran Hotel Provincial: Salon de las Américas
February 11- Mar del Plata, Argentina Anfiteatro Paseo Hermitage
February 7- Buenos Aires, Argentina Plaza de Lomas de Zamora
February 10- Mar del Plata, Argentina NH Gran Hotel Provincial: Salon de las Américas
February 11- Mar del Plata, Argentina Anfiteatro Paseo Hermitage
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Monday, January 9, 2012
Julio Iglesias and the King and Queen of Malaysia inaugurate the largest mall in Kuala Lumpur
On December 2nd in Kuala Lumpur, Julio Iglesias reopened with the King and Queen of Malaysia, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong, the largest mall in the city, Star Hill Gallery. It reopened its doors after renovations, to become the greatest attraction on the main street of the city, Bintang Walk.
The Spanish artist performed a concert for this occasion. The day before, also in Kuala Lumpur, Julio offered a free concert in this same street.
(Source: julioiglesias.com)
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Julio Iglesias Says He Can’t Retire and Live Without Music
MONTEVIDEO – Spanish singer Julio Iglesias said in an interview published by Uruguayan newspaper El Pais that he will not retire from music because “I would not know how to live without it.”
The performer, who during the course of his career has sold more than 300 million albums, also said that he is in the process of re-recording his biggest hits in digital format, something that he feels is “unbelievable” because of the ease and speed of working with the new technologies.
That album will be first of a series in which he takes a look at the length and breadth of his career, an experience that he said “enchanted” him.
“If I were modest, I’d be lying. But the truth is that it enchanted me. ... There is always something to live for, something to fight for,” Iglesias said.
The singer went on to say that only now does he consider himself “technically” to be a singer, and he admitted to a certain amount of “embarrassment” regarding some of the albums he released in the past.
“It’s an objective belief. Today, I listen to ‘La vida sigue igual’ as I recorded it four decades ago and it makes me feel a little embarrassed, but not the words. It’s an historic song for me,” the singer said.
Iglesias also said that he doesn’t feel that he is a person who was born to be an artist, adding that his work and his success were due to circumstances.
“My situation was an accident, I played soccer but I wasn’t good, I was rather bad. I studied law, but I didn’t like that either, and ... (then) I was given a guitar as a present. That changed my life. Later, I (entered) a music festival and won, and if it wouldn’t have been like that I wouldn’t have been a singer,” Iglesias said.
(Source: http://www.laht.com/article.asp?ArticleId=457940&CategoryId=13003)
The performer, who during the course of his career has sold more than 300 million albums, also said that he is in the process of re-recording his biggest hits in digital format, something that he feels is “unbelievable” because of the ease and speed of working with the new technologies.
That album will be first of a series in which he takes a look at the length and breadth of his career, an experience that he said “enchanted” him.
“If I were modest, I’d be lying. But the truth is that it enchanted me. ... There is always something to live for, something to fight for,” Iglesias said.
The singer went on to say that only now does he consider himself “technically” to be a singer, and he admitted to a certain amount of “embarrassment” regarding some of the albums he released in the past.
“It’s an objective belief. Today, I listen to ‘La vida sigue igual’ as I recorded it four decades ago and it makes me feel a little embarrassed, but not the words. It’s an historic song for me,” the singer said.
Iglesias also said that he doesn’t feel that he is a person who was born to be an artist, adding that his work and his success were due to circumstances.
“My situation was an accident, I played soccer but I wasn’t good, I was rather bad. I studied law, but I didn’t like that either, and ... (then) I was given a guitar as a present. That changed my life. Later, I (entered) a music festival and won, and if it wouldn’t have been like that I wouldn’t have been a singer,” Iglesias said.
(Source: http://www.laht.com/article.asp?ArticleId=457940&CategoryId=13003)
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
The President of Georgia met with Julio Iglesias
from julioiglesias.com
The President of Georgia met with the famous Spanish singer Julio Iglesias before the beginning of the New Year concert in Batumi. Mikheil Saakashvili congratulated the megastar on the New Year, spoke with the guest in his native language, and showed him the Art Center of Batumi.
Later, an extraordinary concert was held at the Wonderland Square of Batumi, in which famous Georgian and foreign performers participated along with the Spanish singer.
Mikheil Saakashvili and tens of thousands of people attended the concert. Julio Iglesias addressed the people who were gathered at Wonderland Square and thanked the President and the Georgian people for their warm and heartfelt hospitality.
“I know that Georgian people are very strong and I’m happy that I’m with them today; Mr. President you have done a lot of things for this country. I’m grateful that I had a chance to meet with your people. I also know that in every house people are watching our concert this night. Accept my sincere congratulations. Happy New Year Georgia and everyone” - noted Julio Iglesias.
Source: Official Website of the President of Georgia