Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler, born on May 8, 1975, in Madrid, Spain, is a renowned Spanish singer and songwriter who has become one of the best-selling Latin recording artists in history. As the son of legendary singer Julio Iglesias, Enrique was destined for a musical career, though he initially sought to carve his own path by performing under the name Enrique Martinez. His family moved to Miami, where he was exposed to a rich mix of Latin, American, and European musical influences that would shape his artistry.

Iglesias made his musical debut while attending a private school in Miami, surprising his parents with his performance in the school play Holly, Dolly. After a year at the University of Miami, he chose to pursue a music career seriously, signing with the Mexican label Fonovisa. His self-titled debut album, Enrique Iglesias, was released in 1996 and quickly achieved gold status, selling over a million copies. This momentum continued with his second album, Vivir (1997), which sold more than five million copies and established him as the best-selling Spanish-language artist of the decade.

In 1998, Iglesias released Cosas del Amor, followed by his first English-language album, aptly titled Enrique, which sold over 20 million copies globally. His shift to the mainstream English-language market was marked by a lucrative multi-album deal with Interscope Records, resulting in a series of successful albums like Escape (2001) and Insomniac (2007), while also releasing Spanish-language albums during this period. Iglesias's ability to effortlessly alternate between languages contributed to his widespread appeal and commercial success.

With estimated sales exceeding 70 million records worldwide, Iglesias is recognized for his impressive achievements on the Billboard charts. He has accumulated numerous accolades, including two Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles and a record 27 number-one hits on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. Among his earnt honors, Iglesias has been dubbed the "King of Latin Pop," a title reflecting his significant impact on the genre and his status as a pivotal figure in Latin music.

In recent years, Iglesias continued to release hit singles, such as "El Perdón" (2015) with Nicky Jam and "Duele el Corazón" (2016) featuring Wisin. His 2021 album Final (Vol. 1) showcased a mix of his past hits and new tracks, achieving 6× Platinum certification in the Latin category in the US. He embarked on major tours, including co-headlining performances with Ricky Martin and later with both Martin and Pitbull on "The Trilogy Tour," illustrating his enduring appeal as a live performer.

On September 29, 2023, Iglesias returned to Latin radio with the single "Así Es La Vida," marking the release of Final (Vol. 2). This new album incorporates various genres such as Pop, Dance, Bachata, Reggaeton, Cumbia, and Dembow, featuring collaborations with artists like Argentine singer María Becerra and Mexican pop star Belinda. As Iglesias continues to evolve musically, he remains a celebrated figure in the global music scene, continuing to entertain his loyal fanbase worldwide.