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As Mumbai is gearing up for the Enrique Iglesias concert happening on October 29 and 30, Firstpost caught up with the singing sensation over a quick chat. He first came to India in 2004 and again in 2012. He will be performing in Mumbai with two back-to-back shows. How many of you remember his sensational kiss on stage? Who knows you can be the lucky one tomorrow!
On his coming to India for the concert, Enrique Iglesias said, “The supporters in India are fantastic. They possess such genuine appreciation and reverence for the art of music. When I take the stage in India, the audiences are simply outstanding. The energy level is remarkable. I am eager for the experience that energy level with my fans in India.”
And he also added, “I can’t wait to have Indian food.” He has collaborated with several Indian singers in the past including Sunidhi Chauhan. When he was asked to pick on his favourite Indian singer, he said, “It’s difficult to pick one.”
The ‘Hero’ hitmaker will perform in Mumbai on October 30, at the MMRDA Grounds, BKC.
About **Enrique Iglesias**
Enrique will deliver a career-spanning setlist encompassing both iconic standards and contemporary chart-toppers from his three-decade-plus career. Enrique, who first exploded onto the scene in 1995, has sold over 180 million albums and amassed over 40 billion streams. He holds the record for 154 No. 1 singles across Billboard charts, including 27 No. 1 singles on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs Chart, surpassing Michael Jackson for the most number ones in that chart’s history.
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