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Something wrong?Alejandro Sanz turned flamenco-inflected ballads into a Latin pop juggernaut - 24 Latin Grammys, collaborations that dominated global charts, and enough crossover pull to become the first Spanish artist with an MTV Unplugged. The Madrid-born guitarist made Spanish-language music a stadium concern.
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Born in Madrid in 1968 to Andalusian parents, Sanz picked up guitar at seven, rooted in his family's flamenco tradition. He released a debut album at nineteen that went nowhere; commercial traction came with his second record, Viviendo Deprisa, in 1991. Two more solid releases followed, but 1997's Más broke him internationally. El Alma al Aire sold over a million copies in its first week in 2000. He logged an MTV Unplugged in 2002, then hit worldwide charts in 2005 with "La Tortura," his Shakira duet. Later albums - No Es lo Mismo, El Tren de los Momentos, Paraíso Express - pushed into pop, rock, funk, R&B, and jazz, broadening the palette without abandoning the ballad core. He moved to Universal in 2011 and kept releasing: La Música No Se Toca in 2012, Sirope in 2015, three Album of the Year Latin Grammys across the span.
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Ana ObregónAlso in School of Seduction (2004)
Isabel OrdazAlso in School of Seduction (2004)
Ana PolvorosaAlso in School of Seduction (2004)
RosalíaBoth received Latin Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album
Ricky MartinBoth received Latin Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Album
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