for labels, in part because marketing and distributing to Hispanic and mainstream audiences are two different processes. But actually, this has never been the M.O. Releasing an album with distinct English and Spanish tracks should be commonplace for bilingual, crossover acts. A second version, minus the reality show stars, is being programed on channels that don’t air “Jersey Shore.” market, features the cast of MTV’s “Jersey Shore” and premiered during the MTV Movie Awards. In addition, two versions of the “I Like It” video were filmed. As of June 22, “I Like It” was in the top 10 on iTunes’ charts in Australia, Belgium and Spain and in the top 20 in Mexico and Norway. Overseas, Iglesias has been on promotional visits to Mexico, the United Kingdom, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, Finland, Spain and Germany. 5, “Cuando Me Enamoro” (featuring Juan Luis Guerra) at No. 1 on the iTunes Latino chart, where Iglesias had four of the top 10 songs, including “No Me Digas Que No” (featuring Wisin & Yandel) at No. Iglesias was all over iTunes’ real-time charts. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart - a spot it hit only five weeks after its release - his English-language single “I Like It,” featuring Pitbull and Lionel Richie (who rerecorded parts of “All Night Long” for the song), is scaling the Billboard Hot 100 and currently stands at No.

While his current Spanish-language single “Cuando Me Enamoro,” featuring Juan Luis Guerra, has spent four weeks at No. This has lent itself to an Iglesias sonic wallpaper of sorts.

It will be released in every Universal territory - more than 70 countries - with a third, international version with eight English-language tracks specifically designed for markets like the United Kingdom that have small Latin audiences and where Iglesias is a major seller. The album will be released in standard and deluxe versions through Universal Music Group. Whereas most Latin artists will record an album with Spanish- and English-language versions of a particular song (or songs), or record separate Spanish and English albums altogether, Iglesias has chosen a new route: “Euphoria” features six songs written and recorded in Spanish and four completely different songs written and recorded in English. On Tuesday, Iglesias will release “Euphoria,” a potentially trailblazing album for both Iglesias and the Latin market. Today, as one of the world’s biggest stars, Iglesias no longer marvels at the possibilities afforded by two languages he revels in them. “I thought, ‘Oh, my God, all these people listen to Spanish music on U.S.

Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias performs during a fund-raising concert in Santo Domingo April 18, 2010.

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