Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopezhad thousands dancing to their repertoire of hits in Los Angeles, one of thelast cities on their summer concert tour.
More natural, more intimate and faithful to his improvised style, the Spanishsinger brought several of his fans onstage and even kissed one girl on themouth as the music of "Hero" was playing, before stepping aside tolet the New York-born JLo take the spotlight.
Lopez put on a choreographed show full of visual effects, muscular male dancersand countless costume changes in which she went from less to more, finallybringing everyone to their feet with a festive finale together with thereggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel singing "Follow the Leader".
Two very different styles which, Iglesias believes, "is what makes thetour so interesting", as he told reporters before the concert.
"When you mix things in an unexpected way is when you create thismagic," the Spaniard said.
This was Enrique Iglesias' third trip to Los Angeles with his disc"Euphoria" and he sang such numbers as "Tonight", "ILike How It Feels", "I Like It" and "Bailamos" (WeDance), while Jennifer Lopez did a review of her all-time hits, from her firstalbum with "If You Have My Love" to the greatest of her latest like"On the Floor".
Lopez exuded energy and at one point even hurt her knee, not badly though itdid bleed a little, but nothing could stop her from going on with the show withsongs ranging from "Jenny From The Block" to "Let's GetLoud", the latter in a mock-up of a Caribbean cabaret called Babalu.
The almost three-hour concert had the Mexican Frankie J. as supporting artistwhile in the audience was Colombia's Juanes, who shared a few minutes withIglesias backstage after the curtain came down.
The tour hit the road in Montreal July 14 and will have its final concert Sep 2in Orlando, Florida.