Enrique Iglesias — Suno AI prompt

Enrique Iglesias is the best-selling Spanish-language artist of his era and one of the defining figures of crossover Latin pop. Born in Madrid in 1975, the son of legendary crooner Julio Iglesias, he stepped out of his father's shadow in 1995 with a Spanish-language debut that made him a Latin superstar, then broke into the English-language mainstream at the turn of the millennium. His ballad 'Hero' and the dance hit 'Bailamos' were global smashes, and over the next two decades he stacked up more number-one hits than almost anyone, from 'Escape' and 'Bailando' to countless reggaeton and dance collaborations. His sound moves easily between smouldering romantic ballads and euphoric, percussion-driven dancefloor anthems, sung with a warm, breathy tenor in both Spanish and English. A relentless hitmaker with a huge international following, he helped keep Latin pop at the centre of the global charts. In 2014 the bilingual smash 'Bailando' became one of the most-viewed music videos of its time and reaffirmed his reach across a new generation of listeners. For smooth, romantic-to-danceable Latin pop with crossover polish and a breathy, seductive vocal, Iglesias is a go-to reference.