“I’LL only sing again in Spain if concerts are reasonably priced,” declared ageing heartthrob Julio Iglesias.

Now aged 68 and based in Miami, the one-time Real Madrid goalkeeper who has been in the music business for 43 years, recently issued a compilation of his old hits.  The originals “were not perfect,” he told ABC newspaper in a telephone interview, and he had now been able to re-record at home using new technology. Iglesias confirmed that he voted in last Sunday’s election – “but I’m not going to say who I voted for.”

He also maintained that he did not feel he was a victim of ETA, who kidnapped his father in 1985, but was sceptical about the ceasefire.“It’s a first step, but it won’t be over until they hand in their weapons. “I’m aware that I’m releasing a new disc at a time when the situation for Spain is difficult and so many people are out of work.  He would return to Spain when invited, he said.  “But I don’t intend to sing again unless prices are modest.”

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