Enrique Iglesias

Even if you're not into commercial Latin pop, there's no denying the addictive qualities of "Bailamos" and its sweet hook. In 1999 this smash single cemented Enrique's popularity as a global superstar. And to think that it all began with an unassuming, self-titled album and a hit single that promised to deliver a religious experience ("Experiencia Religiosa"). You'll need smelling salts, such is the awesome swoon-factor of Enrique's Next Steps.

Millionaire superstars have feelings, too, and Enrique Iglesias has never shied away from exposing that extra layer of vulnerability. "Desnudo" tells us that — just like us — he's flesh and blood and raw emotion. Marked by its clubby beat and slick production values, "Be with You" is perfect for late-night summertime dancing. A red rose scented with man-musk — that's the smell of Enrique's Deep Cuts . . .

Enrique has always been vocal about his love for Mexico, which explains his decision to record a delicately layered mariachi version of "Mentiroso." He also professes an emotional connection to the Western U.S., if his heartbreaking lyric on "California Callin'" is anything to go by — and thanks to his collaboration with N.Y.C.'s Kelis ("Not in Love") he has a link to the East Coast, too. Heck, the boy is global.

A self-professed insomniac, Enrique Iglesias has shown the artistic focus and creative stamina to rival even his father — crooner of crooners, Julio Iglesias. In little more than ten years, Enrique has sold over 40 million albums and performed in sold-out stadiums all over the world. This anthology of slick Latin pop includes all of his biggest hits (both in English and Spanish) as well as a few carefully selected rarities. Be warned: when the matador d'amour waves his cape, you are powerless.