Enrique Iglesias Relaxing With RedOne in Morocco
Enrique Iglesias (L)
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Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias traveled to Marrakesh earlier this week to unwind with his close friend, Moroccan producer RedOne.
According to Spanish news outlet, El Nacional, Iglesias and RedOne have been friends for many years. Iglesias was featured in RedOne’s latest production; “Don’t You Need Somebody,” along with RedOne’s friends Cristiano Ronaldo and Rafa Nadal.
RedOne has collaborated with Iglesias in many productions, including Iglesias’s album “Euphoria.” He has also produced for other well-known music stars including Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Pitbull.
In an Instagram post by RedOne, the two are smiling side by side.
“My Brother [Enrique Iglesias] Thank you for visiting me in Marrakesh “Morocco”, It was a blast as usual,” RedOne Commented.
Iglesias stayed in Hotel Royal Mansur in Ocre, Marrakesh According to El Nacional, this was the same hotel where RedOne recently met with King Mohammed VI.
Source :Morocco World News
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