Top 10 Best Songs of Enrique Iglesias

His absolute signature song. The whispering intro ("Let me be your hero") melted millions of hearts. It's a ballad of epic proportions, full of drama and unconditional love. The emotion, though sometimes on the edge of kitsch, is delivered so convincingly that it works. After 9/11, the song gained an extra layer of comfort in America.

A worldwide phenomenon. The mix of flamenco guitars and urban beats was a direct hit. With Sean Paul or Gente de Zona, the version doesn't matter; the rhythm rules. The video is one of the most-watched music videos on YouTube. The song breathes passion, football, summer and dancing. It defined the sound of the summer of 2014.

The comeback that introduced him to a new generation. The sample from Lionel Richie's 'All Night Long' creates instant recognition. Pitbull delivers the energy, Enrique the melody. It's an EDM-pop banger of the highest order. Cheerful, loud and made for stadiums. It proved that Enrique could adapt effortlessly to changing music trends.

Perhaps his most successful Spanish summer hit in recent years. The beat is typical reggaeton, but polished and pop-friendly. "Si te vas, yo también me voy". The rhythm is addictive. Enrique sounds longing and rhythmic at the same time. A song that grabbed worldwide billions of streams and fills every dance floor.

A dream duet. The queen of pop and the Latin heartthrob. It's a mid-tempo ballad with a sultry beat. The voices color surprisingly well together. The song radiates class and romance. For Enrique, this was confirmation that he was playing in the big leagues of pop music. A staple at every romantic dinner.

In the wake of the reggaeton boom, he scored a gigantic hit with this. The song is cheerful, summery and celebrates the power of music and partying in the streets of Cuba. The melody is simple and sticks right away. It's a 'feel-good' anthem that calls for forgetting worries and turning up the volume. Uncomplicated enjoyment.

A classic from his breakthrough period. The Spanish guitars in the intro set the tone immediately. It's dramatic, grand and typical Latin Pop. Enrique sings here with lots of pathos. The production is smooth and full. The song captures the essence of the "Latin Explosion" around the turn of the millennium: passion wrapped in a perfect pop song.

An energetic pop-rock track that bursts with speed. It's about a love you can't run away from ("You can run, you can hide, but you can't escape my love"). The chorus is explosive. The video with Anna Kournikova (his later wife) is legendary. It's Enrique at his most dynamic and 'American' point.

A Grammy-winning track from his early English period. It's a perfect example of ' millennium pop': a mix of dance beats and acoustic guitars. Enrique sings here with his typical trembling voice about longing. The song has enormous drive and a euphoric chorus. It sounds like the summer of the year 2000.

One of his most club-oriented tracks. The beat is aggressive and electronic, and the lyrics (especially in the uncensored version) are direct and brutal. Ludacris adds a solid rap. The song marks his transition to an edgier sound. It's dark, sweaty and made for the late hours in the nightclub.