The most commercially successful Spanish singer of all time, Alejandro Sanz earned a reputation as an industrious hitmaker in his native country during the 1990s, and by the decade's end, he'd expanded his fan base internationally, broadening his style beyond romantic ballads and collaborating with fellow Latin superstars, most memorably Shakira. A talented songwriter with handsome looks, Sanz proved immensely popular even with his debut album, 1991's Viviendo de Prisa, which was a number one hit in Spain. It wasn't until several albums later, 1997's Más, that he was able to break into the international market, however, thanks to a key hit single, "Corazón Partío," that transcended his core female audience. He began focusing on the Americas during the early 2000s, beginning in 2001 with MTV Unplugged, which was recorded in Miami and subsequently released as an album intended to showcase the highlights of his back catalog as well as a newly written single, "Y Sólo Se Me Ocurre Amarte." He then retreated to his studio to record his most broadly appealing album yet. Released in 2003, No Es Lo Mismo found him breaking away from audience expectations and exploring his own musical interests. Sanz did much the same on his next album, 2006's El Tren de los Momentos, which was highlighted by "Te Lo Agradezco, Pero No," a passionate duet with Shakira, whom he'd collaborated with the previous year on her massive Grammy-winning hit "La Tortura." Even as Sanz broadened his style over the years, he never ventured far from his strength: romantic songs, generally ballads, tinged with flamenco and sung wholeheartedly with his distinct voice. Born in Madrid, Spain, on December 18, 1968, Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro was the youngest son of María Pizarro and Jesús Sánchez, both of whom were Andalusians. His father played guitar professionally and was a significant influence on Alejandro, who learned to play guitar as a boy. As a teenager, Sanz performed at local venues and eventually became acquainted with Miguel Angel Arenas, a music industry maven perhaps best known at the time for his association with Mecano, a successful Spanish pop/rock group of the 1980s. Arenas helped Sanz find work in the recording industry, and the young performer initially signed a contract with the Spanish label Hispavox, which issued Los Chulos Son Pa' Cuidarlos (1989), an album that was met with indifference upon its release and is now a curious collector's item. Sanz was billed as Alejandro Magno on the album. Remaining aligned with Arenas, Sanz subsequently moved to WEA Latina, where he began recording music under his present billing. His early albums -- 1991's Viviendo de Prisa, 1993's Si Tu Me Miras and Basico, and 1995's 3 -- were loaded with hit singles and consequently were all successful, each reaching platinum status many times over in Spain. Comprised largely of romantic songs, these early albums connected well with sentimental listeners, particularly women, who tended to be as taken aback by the music as they were by Sanz's handsome looks. "La Fuerza del Corazón," from 3, was his first major hit to have an international reach, opening a door to greener pastures. The stage was now set for the breakthrough success of 1997's Más, which boasted "Corazón Partío," a hit so big it changed the course of Sanz's career. Driven by the across-the-board appeal of "Corazón Partío," as well as additional singles "Y, ¿Si Fuera Ella?," "Amiga Mía," "Aquello Que Me Diste," and "Siempre Es de Noche," Más became the most successful Spanish pop record ever, selling millions worldwide. El Alma al Aire, released in 2000, was a comparable commercial success, selling well internationally. However, the album wasn't as solid as its predecessor and accordingly spawned fewer hits: "Cuando Nadie Me Ve," "Quisiera Ser...," and "El Alma el Aire," each of which was a big hit nonetheless. By this point, Sanz had garnered a sizable following across the Atlantic, and his next recording, 2001's MTV Unplugged, was a clear effort to further his growing popularity in the Americas. The intimate concert performance featured a newly written single, "Y Sólo Se Me Ocurre Amarte," which became a hit, as did "Aprendiz," a song written by Sanz previously recorded by Malú in 1998.

Albums list:
Alejandro Sanz - #ELDISCO (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - 3 (Deluxe Edition)
Alejandro Sanz - Alejandro Sanz  Grandes Exitos 1997-2004
Alejandro Sanz - Basico
Alejandro Sanz - Canciónes para un Paraíso (En Vívo) [Deluxe Edition]
Alejandro Sanz - Colección Definitiva
Alejandro Sanz - Colécción Definitiva (Versión Deluxe)
Alejandro Sanz - El Alma Al Aire (Bonus Version)
Alejandro Sanz - El Tren de los Momentos
Alejandro Sanz - Grandes Exitos 1991-1996
Alejandro Sanz - La Música No Se Toca (Edición Deluxe) (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - La Música No Se Toca (En Vivo) (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - La Música No Se Toca (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - MTV Unplugged (Live)
Alejandro Sanz - Más
Alejandro Sanz - No Es Lo Mismo
Alejandro Sanz - Paraíso Express
Alejandro Sanz - Paraíso Express (Deluxe Versión)
Alejandro Sanz - Paraíso Express (Edición Especial Gira)
Alejandro Sanz - Sanz (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Si Tú Me Miras
Alejandro Sanz - Sirope (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Sirope Vivo (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Viviendo Deprisa (Bonus Version)

EPs & Singles list:
Alejandro Sanz - Nuestro Amor Será Leyenda - EP
Alejandro Sanz - Remezclas - EP
Alejandro Sanz featuring Shakira - Te lo agradezco, pero no (feat. Shakira) [Remixes] - EP
Alejandro Sanz - No Me Compares (Christmas Special EP) - Single

Singles list:
Alejandro Sanz & Camila Cabello - Mi Persona Favorita - Single
Alejandro Sanz & Danny Ocean - Correcaminos - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - A Que No Me Dejas (feat. Alejandro Fernández) - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Bio - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Camino de Rosas - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Looking for Paradise (feat. Alicia Keys) - Single
Alejandro Sanz - Mares De Miel - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Mi Marciana - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - No Me Compares (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - No Me Compares - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - No Tengo Nada - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Se Vende - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - This Game Is Over (feat. Emeli Sandé & Jamie Foxx) - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Un Zombie A La Intemperie (Versión Salsa) [feat. Luis Enrique] - Single
Alejandro Sanz - Un Zombie a la Intemperie - Single (Mastered)
Alejandro Sanz - Yo No Quiero Suerte - Single (Mastered)
Andrés Calamaro & Alejandro Sanz - Flaca - Single (Mastered)
Camilo & Alejandro Sanz - NASA - Single
Emeli Sandé - Next To Me (feat. Alejandro Sanz) - Single
Eros Ramazzotti & Alejandro Sanz - Soy - Single
Greeicy & Alejandro Sanz - Lejos Conmigo - Single (Mastered)
Jarabe de Palo & Alejandro Sanz - La Quiero a Morir - Single
Lena - Tu Corazón (feat. Alejandro Sanz) [Salsa Version] - Single
Roberto Carlos - Esa Mujer (feat. Alejandro Sanz) - Single
TINI & Alejandro Sanz - Un Beso en Madrid - Single (Mastered)
Voces Unidas por Chile - Gracias a la Vída (feat. Beto Cuevas, Juanes, Alejandro Sanz, Juan Luis Guerra, Laura Pausini, Fher de Maná, Shakira, Michael Bublé & Miguel Bosé) – Single
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