Album: Vivir

Introduction
"Vivir" is the 2nd studio album released by Spanish vocalist Enrique Iglesias in 1997. Following the success of his self-titled launching album, "Enrique Iglesias" (1995), which catapulted him to international fame, "Vivir" continues the tradition with a collection of passionate and romantic ballads and up-tempo Latin pop tracks. The album showcases Enrique's effective vocals and his capability to convey deep emotions, recording the hearts of countless fans worldwide.

Album Production and Release
"Vivir" was produced by Rafael Pérez-Botija, who likewise worked on Enrique's debut album. The album was launched by Fonovisa Records in January 1997 and dispersed by Universal Music Latino. It went on to end up being an industrial success, arriving of the Billboard Latin Pop Albums chart and peaking at second on the Top Latin Albums chart. The album ultimately offered over 5 million copies worldwide and assisted further solidify Enrique's status as a leading Latin artist.

Album Tracks and Musical Style
"Vivir" features 11 tracks with a mix of Latin pop and rock music aspects. Enrique's psychological singing, backed by memorable melodies and powerful lyrics, makes for a compelling musical experience.

1. "Enamorado por Primera Vez" (In Love for the First Time)-- A romantic ballad that ended up being a hit in the Latin market, showcasing Enrique's tender and emotive singing.

2. "Al Despertar" (Upon Waking)-- A pop-rock track with an infectious chorus, assessing the importance of living life to the fullest.

3. "Lluvia Cae" (Rain Falls)-- A genuine ballad that makes use of the metaphor of rain to convey the feelings of a rough love affair.

4. "Tu Vacío" (Your Emptiness)-- A mid-tempo Latin pop tune about longing for a lost love and trying to fill deep space they left behind.

5. "Sólo en Tí" (Only in You)-- A passionate ballad about the all-consuming power of love, showcasing Enrique's emotive singing.

6. "El Miedo" (The Fear)-- A Spanish rock-flavored track that reflects on the battle to conquer insecurities and personal fears.

7. "Revolución" (Revolution)-- An up-tempo dance track with horns and percussion, promoting for a transformation of love and togetherness.

8. "Dicen por Ahí" (They Say Around)-- A memorable Latin pop tune about rumors and chatter, asking listeners to look beyond what they hear.

9. "Viviré y Moriré" (I Will Live and Die)-- A reflective ballad about life's inevitable end, and the value of living life passionately and honestly.

10. "Volveré" (I Will Return)-- A poignant, slow-tempo ballad about promising to return to an enjoyed one, capturing the sensations of separation and desire.

11. "Si Tú Te Vas" (If You Go)-- A benefit ballad that exemplifies Enrique's signature psychological singing design, expressing the discomfort of a love that is slipping away.

Honors and Influence
"Vivir" earned Enrique a number of award elections, consisting of a Grammy election for Best Latin Pop Album. The album produced 3 number one singles on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks chart: "Enamorado por Primera Vez", "Sólo en Tí", and "Si Tú Te Vas".

"Vivir" played a significant function in promoting Latin pop music internationally, leading the way for other Latin artists like Ricky Martin, Shakira, and Jennifer Lopez. The success of the album even more cemented Enrique Iglesias's status as a global music icon and continues to be cherished for its ageless and passionate music.