MUMBAI: Latin pop stars Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez rocked the house as thousands danced to their repertoire of hits in Los Angeles. The concert was part of the duo’s final leg of their summer tour.

Getting on stage first, Iglesias   showed his class as an entertainer and was more natural, more intimate and faithful to his improvised style.

The Spanish star brought several of his fans onstage and even kissed one girl on the mouth as the music of ‘Hero’ was playing.

The show was Enrique Iglesias' third trip to Los Angeles with his disc ‘Euphoria’. His repertoire included ‘Tonight’, ‘I Like How It feels’, ‘I Like It’ and breakout hit ‘Bailamos’ (We Dance).

Following him, Lopez, put on a choreographed show complete with visual effects, muscular male dancers and countless costume changes which had the diva transcend from less to more.

She brought the house down with a festive finale  with the reggae ton duo Wisin & Yandel singing ‘Follow the Leader’.

Lopez’s energetic performance at one point led to hurting her knee, which bled a little but, did nothing to stop her from belting out ‘Jenny from the Block’ to ‘Let's Get Loud’.

JLo too didn’t miss out her old hits right from her first album with ‘If You Have My Love’ from her debut album to latest chartbusters like ‘On the Floor’.

Two very different styles which, Iglesias believes, ‘is what makes the tour so interesting’, as he told reporters before the concert.

"When you mix things in an unexpected way is when you create this magic," the Spaniard said.

The tour hit the road on 14 July in Montreal  and will have its final concert on 2 Sep in Orlando, Florida, agency reported.

MUMBAI: Latin pop stars Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez rocked the house as thousands danced to their repertoire of hits in Los Angeles. The concert was part of the duo’s final leg of their summer tour.

Getting on stage first, Iglesias   showed his class as an entertainer and was more natural, more intimate and faithful to his improvised style.

The Spanish star brought several of his fans onstage and even kissed one girl on the mouth as the music of ‘Hero’ was playing.

The show was Enrique Iglesias' third trip to Los Angeles with his disc ‘Euphoria’. His repertoire included ‘Tonight’, ‘I Like How It feels’, ‘I Like It’ and breakout hit ‘Bailamos’ (We Dance).

Following him, Lopez, put on a choreographed show complete with visual effects, muscular male dancers and countless costume changes which had the diva transcend from less to more.

She brought the house down with a festive finale  with the reggae ton duo Wisin & Yandel singing ‘Follow the Leader’.

Lopez’s energetic performance at one point led to hurting her knee, which bled a little but, did nothing to stop her from belting out ‘Jenny from the Block’ to ‘Let's Get Loud’.

JLo too didn’t miss out her old hits right from her first album with ‘If You Have My Love’ from her debut album to latest chartbusters like ‘On the Floor’.

Two very different styles which, Iglesias believes, ‘is what makes the tour so interesting’, as he told reporters before the concert.

"When you mix things in an unexpected way is when you create this magic," the Spaniard said.

The tour hit the road on 14 July in Montreal  and will have its final concert on 2 Sep in Orlando, Florida, agency reported.