Julio Iglesias to hold concerts in Argentina

Jamaican Times (IANS) Sunday 5th February, 2012

Spanish singer Julio Iglesias will hold a series of concerts in Argentina.

A concert in Tandil, a mountain tourist center located 375 km from the Argentine capital, was the first of three shows Iglesias will present to promote his latest album "1".

The Spanish singer next Tuesday will appear at the Plaza Grigera in the nearby town of Lomas de Zamora, on the capital's southern periphery, and next Saturday he will give a show at the Paseo Hermitage in the city of Mar del Plata, located 400 km south of Buenos Aires.

The shows coincide with the launching of the second volume of "1", which contains 14 songs and on which Iglesias re-records some of the many hits he has had in his lengthy musical career.

--IANS/EFE

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