ALEJANDRO SAENZ

Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro, better known as Alejandro Sanz.

BORN IN Madrid, December 18, 1968, is a Spanish singer-songwriter, guitarist,

composer and musician. He has sold over 25 million copies of his records worldwide
and has won 20 Latin Grammys and 3 American Grammys. He has also collaborated
with various national and international artists, making him one of the most important
artists in the history of Spain.

He began his impressive career in 1989 with the album Los chulos are pa'cuidando of
them with the stage name of Alejandro Magno. In 1991 he released his second album,
and first officially as Alejandro Sanz, entitled Living fast.

Alejandro Sanz has experimented, searched and accommodated different styles. In Si

me miras, Sanz showed his compositional maturity, but it was not until 1997 with the
publication of Más that he included singles like Y si fuera ella ?, Corazón partío or
Amiga mía when Alejandro Sanz became a legend of music in Spanish, This album is
the most sold in the history of Spain and one of the essentials in the Spanish language.
Being already a consolidated figure took the definitive step towards the American
market, the soul to the air let glimpse that the change of flamenco, Latin and rock
confirmed in sounds is not the same and the train of moments.

In 2009 Paraiso Express went on sale, which included the successful duo with American
artist Alicia Keys called Looking for Paradise. In 2011, Alejandro had twenty years in
music, which made a tribute to his next album, released in 2012 called The Music Does
not Play, a classic pop album that would be the first album with the Universal Music
label.

In 2015, he released his latest album called Sirope, a mix of pop, rock and funk,
demonstrating versatility in lyrics and styles. In 2016, immersed in his tour, Sirope
VIVO debuts collaboration with the American singer Marc Anthony entitled Deja que te
bese becoming one of the themes of the summer. On the twentieth anniversary of his
debut album + Es + he was honored at the Atlético de Madrid stadium, Vicente
Calderón Stadium, which was attended by artists such as Dani Martín, Laura Pausini,
Pablo López, Juanes, Malú, Niña Pastori, Manuel Carrasco, Pablo Alborán, among
others.