Music at the Crossroads: Alejandro Sanz
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HOT CONCERTS NEXT WEEK
HOUSTON AREA
April 8 - Ani DiFranco, Warehouse Live, $30, Ticketmaster.com
April 9 - Jagged Edge, Avant, Arena Theatre, $45-$75, Arenahouston.com
SAN ANTONIO
April 9 - Chicago, Majestic Theatre, $45-$85, majesticempire.com
AUSTIN
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HOT CONCERTS NEXT WEEK
HOUSTON AREA
April 8 - Ani DiFranco, Warehouse Live, $30, Ticketmaster.com
April 9 - Jagged Edge, Avant, Arena Theatre, $45-$75, Arenahouston.com
SAN ANTONIO
April 9 - Chicago, Majestic Theatre, $45-$85, majesticempire.com
AUSTIN
April 8 - Los Lonely Boys, Antone's, $25-$28, Antones.net
April 9 - Ani DiFranco, Paramount Theatre, $41.50, Austintheatre.org
April 9 - Pat Green, Nutty Brown Cafe Amphitheater, $29.50-$62.50, Nuttybrown.com
April 10 - Elton John, Frank Erwin Center, $47-$127, Uterwincenter.com
CORPUS CHRISTI
April 6 - Elton John, American Bank Center Arena, $41-$94, Ticketmaster.com
April 9 - Clint Black, Concrete Street Amphitheater, $20-$40, Ticketmaster.com
By Julian Cavazos
Alejandro Sanz' soft, melodic sounds have captivated millions of fans all over the world since the 1990s.
The multi-award winning Grammy singer, who hails from Spain, pens all of his hits, and is known for his romantic ballads with orchestrations of jazz, R&B, pop, jazz and flamenco mixed together.
Sanz has raked in 15 Latin Grammy Awards and two Grammy Awards, and has sold more than 25 million albums worldwide.
His hits include "Corazon Partio," "Desde Cuando," "Amiga Mia," and "Quisiera Ser."
Sanz, who learned to play guitar as a child, was more of a nation-wide sensation in Spain throughout the 1990s, but then became even more internationally known with the help of Shakira.
In 2005, they collaborated for the hit, "La Tortura," on Shakira's album, "Fijacion Oral," and a year later, collaborated again on his album with the song, "Te Lo Agradezco, Pero No."
Most recently, he sang a bilingual hit with Alicia Keys, "Looking for Paradise," for his latest album, "Paraiso Express," released in November. The song went to No. 1 on the Billboard Latin Pop Charts.
Like with Shakira, I think Sanz and Keys make a good match, and complement each other well.
It's rare to hear Sanz sing some parts in English, which made the song, along with the breezy guitar riffs, so refreshing.
A trip down to the Valley to see him in concert would be worth it.
Alejandro Sanz, State Farm Arena (formerly called the Dodge Arena), Hidalgo, July 29. Tickets on sale Friday, $55-$95, Ticketmaster.com.
Molly Hatchet & The Marshall Tucker Band, Sam Houston Race Park, Houston, July 2. Tickets on sale Friday at Livenation.com.
Korn, Laredo Entertainment Center, June 1. Tickets on sale Saturday, $38- $48, Ticketmaster.com.
Korn, Sunken Gardens, San Antonio May 29. Tickets went on sale March 27, $36, Ticketmaster.com.
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