Enrique Iglesias - Live 2002

Newest Review: ... and more muscular and well just totally flawless but the same. I guess maybe I have so many sexy pics of him that him standing there normally was not as mind blowing as some of my pics ;o) I think that this was probably my first "adult" concert, the atmosphere was amazing and the audience was of a totally different and more sophisticated class. There were so many men, straight ones, it was unbelieveable, and even Enrique commented on this (I'll fill you in when I get to the bit where he said it). The best seats on the arena floor and in... more

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Enrique Iglesias - Live 2002: One Night Stand and he's got me coming back for more! (4156 words)
by - written on 22/05/03 (Very useful, 1608 readings)
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**my capital letters have disappeared, it's not my fault!** I've been an Enrique fan since his single "Bailamos" was released and have since managed to collect his whole back-catalogue of CD's. I never thought he'd do a concert here or that I'd get to see him in concert as he's never really been that popular here, except for his song "Hero". So bearing this in mind, you'll have to ty to ignore my hormonal (and almost pre-pubescent) outbursts in this op! When the tickets first went on sale for the Enrique Iglesias "One Night Stand" Tour, I found out by chance, the one morning I hadn't ... Read the complete review

I Need A Hero (498 words)
by - written on 24/05/02 (Very useful, 504 readings)
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Enrique - Manchester Apollo - 8.5.02 Isn't it ironic that as a thousand boy band and pop idol wannabe's prance around stages with overtly sexual dance routines, Enrique can provoke a reaction from a cross generational audience with the slightest move. Not that he doesn't play up to the role of the sexiest man that fell from heaven with more gyrations and crotch grabbing than post-Boyzone Ronan would know what to do with. If anything though Enrique's personal life is about as rock & roll as a monastery can get and as he freely admits his father chose one way of life (over 4000 sexual conquests no less) and he has chosen a more, lets say, solitary ... Read the complete review

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