Insomniac - Enrique Iglesias

Enrique Iglesias- Insomniac Tracks: Ring My Bells Push Do You Know Somebody’s Me On Top Of You Tired Of Being Sorry Miss You Wish I Was Your Lover Little Girl Stay Here Tonight Sweet Isabel Don’t You Forget About Me Hero Not In Love SPANISH SONGS!!! Review: I absolutely love this album so much. It is already one of my favourites this year. Unlike many, I haven’t heard Enrique’s older songs, but this album makes me feel as if I’m missing out. Like many I listen to, this is a very emotional album. But this is definitely good. And for the first time in a long time, I have ...  Read the complete review

If somebody had told me that I would find myself listening to an album by Enrique Iglesias, I'd have laughed at them, let alone that I'd subsequently find myself writing a review of it. But it's a funny old world, and here we are. Enrique Iglesias, son of famous Spanish crooner Julio, is a bit of a phenomenon. Recording music in both his native Spanish and English, it was in the former music market that his career originally took off. In the late 1990s, the singer's appeal started to crossover into the mainstream music market but in 2001 he hit the big time, with the hugely successful ballad "Hero". Reaching number one in the UK, Hero was almost ...  Read the complete review

Enrique is one of those singers who seems to appear then disappear for ages, he has notched up quite a few big hits in his short career though. This is his latest album and is quite an appealing listen. Who is he: Spanish singer, son of legendary Julio. Enrique has dabbled in modelling and acting, but found his niche as a singer. On this album: The insanely catchy 'Ping Pong Song' was the lead track. So called because of the ping pong sound effect which runs throughout it. It is an outright pop track, finding him on good form. I would suggest the track could have been trimmed by about twenty seconds though, the chorus plays ...  Read the complete review

Insomniac by enrique iglesias is a much better album than the previous album escape. Named after the fact that he has trouble sleeping this by the liner notes seems a hard working hard labour of love. there are 4 great songs on this album and others which are just as good which make it worthwhile buying. . enrique has a knack for singing mid tempo yet upbeat ballads that just sound great. there is the usual slow ballads that he like he's father julio is know for. almost all of this album is very good there are a few ok songs as it it is quite long but there are also songs that make you feel good songs that you can just play without being overwhelmed ...  Read the complete review