Name: Enrique Iglesias - Greatest Hits: Collectors Edition (CD / DVD)
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Enrique Iglesias - Greatest Hits [Region 4]

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Album: Enrique Iglesias - Greatest Hits: Collectors Edition (CD / DVD)
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Bailamos
2)	Away
3)	Hero
4)	Be with You
5)	Takin' Back My Love
6)	Rhythm Divine
7)	Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)
8)	Tired of Being Sorry
9)	Escape
10)	Could I Have This Kiss Forever
11)	Not in Love - (Radio Mix)
12)	Don't Turn Off the Lights
13)	Love to See You Cry
14)	Maybe
15)	Addicted
16)	Somebody's Me
17)	Can You Hear Me
18)	Miss You
1)	Bailamos
2)	Rhythm Divine
3)	Hero
4)	Escape
5)	Love to See You Cry
6)	Addicted
7)	Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)
8)	Tired of Being Sorry
9)	Can You Hear Me
10)	Tired of Being Sorry [Live From Belfast] - (live)
11)	Be with You [Live From Belfast] - (live)

Album: Enrique Iglesias - Greatest Hits: Collectors Edition (CD / DVD)
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Bailamos
2)	Away
3)	Hero
4)	Be with You
5)	Takin' Back My Love
6)	Rhythm Divine
7)	Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)
8)	Tired of Being Sorry
9)	Escape
10)	Could I Have This Kiss Forever
11)	Not in Love - (Radio Mix)
12)	Don't Turn Off the Lights
13)	Love to See You Cry
14)	Maybe
15)	Addicted
16)	Somebody's Me
17)	Can You Hear Me
18)	Miss You
1)	Bailamos
2)	Rhythm Divine
3)	Hero
4)	Escape
5)	Love to See You Cry
6)	Addicted
7)	Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)
8)	Tired of Being Sorry
9)	Can You Hear Me
10)	Tired of Being Sorry [Live From Belfast] - (live)
11)	Be with You [Live From Belfast] - (live)

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Performer Notes

Adapter: Enrique Iglesias.
Personnel: Enrique Iglesias (background vocals); Sean Garrett (vocals); Aaron Fishbein, Adam Phillips (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Fernando Garibay (guitar, keyboards, programming); Dean Parks, Charles Fearing (guitar); Paul Barry (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Mark Taylor (keyboards, drums, percussion, programming); Chris Anderson (keyboards, programming); David Siegel, Ram?n Stagnaro (keyboards); Josh Freese, Lee Levin (drums); Luis Conte (percussion); Steve Morales (programming, background vocals); Andy Blackwood, Jon Secada, Kara DioGuardi, Sylvia Mason James, Sue Ann Carwell (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Dave Way; Jerome Devoise; Mark Taylor ; Mark "Spike" Stent; Mick Guzauski; Mike Shipley; Phil Tan; Ren Swan; Robert Orton; Sebasti?n Krys; Walter Turbitt.
Recording information: Angel Studios, Islington, London, England (06/2007); Chalice Studios, Los Angeles, CA (06/2007); Chartmaker Studios, Los Angeles, CA (06/2007); Circle House, Miami, FL (06/2007); DreamHouse Studios, London, England (06/2007); Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA (06/2007); Larrabee Studios, North Hollywood, CA (06/2007); Metrophonic Studios, London, England (06/2007); MSN Control Room, The Odyssey Arena, Belfast, Ireland (06/2007); Ocean Studios, Los Angeles, CA (06/2007); Silent Sound Studio, Atlanta, GA (06/2007); Sony Studios, Los Angeles, CA (06/2007); Sound Studio N, Germany (06/2007); South Point Studios, Miami, FL (06/2007); Soyouz Studios, Paris, France (06/2007); The Hit Factory Criteria, Miami, FL (06/2007); WEstlake Studios, Los Angeles, CA (06/2007).
Photographer: Chapman Baehler.
Arranger: Fernando Garibay.
It should come as no surprise that Enrique Iglesias' 2008 Greatest Hits begins in 1999, when he made the leap from the Latin market into the mainstream. All his very successful '90s albums on Fonovisa are bypassed, written off as prehistory, so the spotlight shines only on his English-language singles of the new millennium: the club tracks and syrupy slow songs that gave him a significant number of crossover hits. With the exception of a couple of minor blips on the charts like 2000's "Sad Eyes," all these are here, starting with 1999's "Bailamos" and "The Rhythm Divine," running through 2000's "Be with You" and 2001's "Hero," stopping for 2004's "Not in Love," winding up with 2007's "Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)" and wrapping up with two new duets, "Away" with Sean Garrett and "Takin' Back My Love" with Ciara. While this approach may lop off half of his career, it also does exactly what hits collections should do: it gives the casual listener the hits they want to hear and nothing else. [Geffen's 2008 U.K. edition included a bonus DVD.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine