Enrique Iglesias chats to I Like Music

ENRIQUE: It's hard to say. Track number one was fun, Ring My Bells, I liked Tired Of Being Sorry a lot too and there's a ballad, track number 12 Don't You Forget About Me, that was fun.

ILM: This album is your eighth studio record. Is there anything you learned about the whole music making process on this one that you didn't know before?

ENRIQUE: Definitely. It's not so much learning something I didn't know before but sometimes you don't push yourself. So it's about not giving up. Before I used to give up a little easier, when I recorded songs I didn't like or if I didn't feel good about it when I was singing it right away. But sometimes it's better to breathe and come back to it and try it two, three, four or more times and make sure 100% that you don't really feel it. At times in the past before I think that maybe I would dispose of songs too early as I wouldn't give them a second chance.

ILM: I read that you struggled with a concept for the album for the last three years, but made the right decision when you refused to make it hip hop and kept your own unique signature style. You must be glad you did as it's charted at #5 one of his highest UK album chart positions ever.
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