You would think that Enrique Iglesias has nothing left to prove. After all, the Madrid-born, Miami-raised singer has sold 40 million albums in little over a decade, becoming one of the most successful artists in the history of popular music. Then again, Enrique is not your average pop star.Born in 1975, Enrique led the life of a typical teen while growing up in Miami. He started writing and recording songs without telling his parents about it. In fact, he shopped his first demo posing as a Central American unknown named Enrique Martínez. Only after landing a record contract with regional Mexican label Fonovisa, did Enrique decide to use his real name. Recorded in Spanish, his self-titled debut sold more than a million copies in the first three months after it was released (to this day, it has sold over seven million). His second effort, 1997's Vivir, broke into the U.S. Top 40 and was promoted with the first of many lavishly produced world tours. Within three years, Enrique became the biggest-selling Spanish-language singer in the world. He has enjoyed 16 #1 Billboard Latin hits, more than any other artist in history.Enrique was now ready to expand his audience beyond the Latin market. Released in 1999, Enrique was his first English album, and the first one recorded for Interscope Records. It included the mega-hits "Bailamos" (We Dance), "Rhythm Divine," "Be With You," and "Could I Have This Kiss Forever," a duet with Whitney Houston. In the U.S., the album was certified double platinum, and Enrique was seen by millions during the 2000 Super Bowl halftime show.Enrique achieved gold or platinum status in 32 countries. The singer would eventually become the best selling international artist of all time in India.Then came Escape, which included the hits "Hero" and "Escapar," and cemented Enrique's superstar status in Europe by selling 10 million copies. Both the album and single of the same name were simultaneously the #1 album and single in the U.K.Entitled Quizás, Enrique's fourth Spanish-language album established him as one of the few recording artists ever to score a U.S. multiplatinum English-language album (Escape) followed by a U.S. multiplatinum Spanish-language album (Quizas). Enrique's success continued in 2003 with his aptly titled seventh album 7, setting the stage for the artistic odyssey – and UK platinum album - Insomniac.Now available for the first time on one CD, 15 massive hits and 2 brand new tracks – Away, the first single feat. Sean Garrett and Takin Back My Love feat. Ciara – the Greatest Hits is finally here.Enrique returns to the UK for a sensational promotional plot late October to launch the album, and again first week of December to promote the release of ‘Away’. The campaign starts with a Strictly Come Dancing performance 24 October.