Thirty-seven years ago today, on April 26, 1988 (March 11, 1988 lunar calendar), Julio Iglesias, one of the world's three tenors, arrived in Beijing. Julio Iglesias' fame as a Spanish singer has spread to all corners of the world with his 160 million records, and it is estimated that his songs are played somewhere on earth every 30 seconds on average. On April 26, 1988, when the suave, dashing and personable Julio appeared in the studio hall of China Central Television in Beijing, China, he also captivated the Chinese audience with his beautiful and charming singing. His love songs also spread to thousands of households with the tapes he recorded in China. Julio Iglesias was born on September 23, 1943 in Madrid, Spain. His father was a famous local doctor and his mother was born into a famous family, so he was rich. In his early years, Julio aspired to be a diplomat. At the age of 17, Julio entered the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom to study law and qualified as a lawyer. After that, he joined the famous Spanish "Leal" club football team and became an active goalkeeper. Due to his excellent ball skills and superior jumping ability, he was "Jaguar". However, at the age of 20, he suffered a heavy blow unexpectedly: he was seriously injured in a car accident. Facing an unpredictable future and the torment of pain, he finally found his best relief in loneliness - music, but also found his lifelong best friend - the guitar. For three years, Julio in a wheelchair unexpectedly discovered his singing talent and reopened his own life path. At the age of 25, Julio won the Best Award at the Bedelm Music Festival in Spain for singing "Life as always". Since then, he has become famous. Soon, CBS International Records released his first set of records, and his singing has since spread in the Spanish-speaking countries with hundreds of millions of people and other Latin-speaking countries. Due to his ability to sing in six languages: Spanish, English, French, German, Italian and Portuguese, his songs have been recorded in many countries. Its circulation has exceeded 160 million copies, and it has also been refilled into 350 gold and 100 platinum records. Julio's dream in his youth: to travel the world as a respectable diplomat was finally realized through his singing. Julio Iglesias's songs, mostly on the theme of love, are beautiful in sound quality, full of romantic and slightly sad mood, which deeply moves people's hearts. He once said: "My songs are like friends talking on the road, without mature rhymes and words, which may be the reason for my success." There are "Julio fans" all over the world. He goes to Olympia, Greece to sing every year, and receives a whole mail bag every time. In Barcelona, 120,000 fans of all ages applaud him shoulder to shoulder and welcome him. He is called the three tenors of the world with the Spanish singer Domingo and the Italian singer Pavarotti. However, the great success of his career does not erase his memories of the past life. He will never forget the loneliness and pain of 36 months in a wheelchair and the divorce of his wife. At present, Julio lives with his second son and daughter. His daughter Chavari is 17 years old, gentle and charming, and his eldest son Joseph and second son Enrique are also his comfort. In 1987, a beautiful girl broke into his life again. Her name was Daisy Nuné, Miss Brazil 1986. It is said that she sent Julio more than a hundred affectionate letter cards, which moved the master of love songs. After Julio Iglesias made a name for himself in the music world, but he was not satisfied with it. He turned his interest to movies. His first film, "Life as It Was," which depicted his life, was not as successful as his second film, but was praised by experts. Perhaps he still has a long way to go in his film career, which needs to be constantly explored and painstakingly studied, but people believe that Julio Iglesias will succeed. Julio (86), who fell in love, was with his eldest daughter Chavari on his 45th birthday, enjoying a cake with the children