Enrique Iglesias, 48, says his upcoming studio album will be his LAST: ‘I think this is that final one’

Enrique Iglesias claims he is making good on his promise to stop recording new music after the release of his upcoming eleventh studio album.

With the focus on Final (Vol 2) in recent months, the second Finale part will finally be released in February, more than two years after its predecessor.

The final installments are reportedly the last the Hero star will release in traditional album form.

Leading up to the promotion, the pop superstar gave a timeline for the album’s release and then talked about what it meant for his career.

‘It’s finished. It’s actually coming out in February,” Enrique shared Today. ‘It’s all done. What I want to do is make one or two videos right before the second leg of the tour and launch them.”

Ahead: Enrique Iglesias, 48, reiterated that he plans to keep his promise and stop recording new music after the release of his upcoming eleventh studio album; Iglesias can be seen during the Trilogy Tour at the Frost Bank Center on November 19 in San Antonio, Texas

Enrique further reiterated that her upcoming studio album, Final (Vol 2), will in fact be his last.

‘I’ve been working on this album for a number of years. And for me it was always like I said: my last album… this is it. I don’t think – no, I know, I’m not going to make any more albums.

Fans of the Bailando crooner will get a chance to see the singer in action on his current tour.

Since mid-October, Iglesias has been on the road with Ricky Martin and Pitbull for The Trilogy Tour.

A month after the three-piece concerts, it was announced that the tour was being extended with 18 new shows in 2024.

The trio of stars, who have all reaped the rewards of being a major pop star, all know each other well after sharing the stage while on tour together.

Iglesias and Pitbull previously went on tour in 2017, while Iglesias and Martin also joined forces for their own series of performances in 2021.

The Madrid, Spain native has been open and honest lately about the fact that the latest installments are the Hero star’s final release in traditional album form.

Final Run: The legendary singer-songwriter has revealed that he will stop recording new music in traditional album form following his release Final (Vol 2) in February 2024

Final Run: The legendary singer-songwriter has revealed that he will stop recording new music in traditional album form following his release Final (Vol 2) in February 2024

Continuing: 'I've been working on this album for quite a few years.  And for me it was always like I said: my last album: this is it.  I don't think: no, I know, I'm not going to make any more albums,

Continuing: ‘I’ve been working on this album for quite a few years. And for me it was always like I said: my last album… this is it. I don’t think – no, I know, I won’t make any more albums,” Iglesias reiterated about his future

‘It could well be my last album. It’s not something I’ve thought about in recent months. It’s something I’ve been thinking about for the past few years,” Iglesias shared during an Instagram chat with Ricky Martin and Sebastian Yatra, as reported by The Reporter in September 2021.

‘There will be Vol. 1 and vol. 2, but they are final. I’m at that point in my life, that chapter in my life, where I think it’s the right time to put it out there and I’ve been thinking about this since 2015.”

Despite the news, fans can rest assured that Iglesias has insisted he won’t stop making music completely.

He promised that this was not the case, and that he would be dropping singles, and that other projects will continue to come.

Crooning: The Madrid, Spain native is part of the three-member tout consisting of Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin

Crooning: The Madrid, Spain native is part of the three-member tout consisting of Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin

True pro: Ricky Martin shows his enthusiasm every time he takes the stage with his two co-headliners

Slick: Pitbull, 42, looked friendly and cool in a black plus-size suit

The end is nigh: as the Madrid, Spain native continues to tour with Pitbull (born Armando Christian Pérez) and Ricky Martin, he is also putting the finishing touches on Final (Vol 2)

“For me, in my life, I think this is the last one,” he confirmed his decision.

‘I’m never going to stop writing songs because I enjoy writing songs, but I’m going to do it in a different way – which means they don’t necessarily have to be packaged as an album – so this project is for me important,” he explained at the time.

As a sign that he will still be somewhat active, Iglesias released the first Vol. 2 single, Así Es La Vida, with Argentinian singer Maria Beccera, in October.

Once again, legendary singer-songwriter Enrique Iglesias has revealed that he will stop recording new music in traditional album form after releasing Final (Vol 2) in February 2024.