What religion is Spanish singer Julio Iglesias a follower of?
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I suppose he is a Roman Catholic. He attended a Roman Catholic school, got married by the Roman Catholic Rite and anyway most Spanish people who are religious are R.C.
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Enrique Iglesias & Ronan Keating are sexy!
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I believe he is Catholic.
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Spain has a national anthem without words.\n\nBelow is the link if you wanna here the music.
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él construyó una iglesia
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I can't think of any rules you are breaking.  You might even be learning some spanish.  You are assembling yourself with other believers.  You are apparently worshiping GOD.  I can't see that you are doing anything wrong.
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Most Roman Catholics follow the pope and the Vatican...... and if they do, they are not Christians.  The pope and the leadership in the Vatican have openly discredited Jesus and the Doctrine of Christ (the triune nature of God).  Jesus said he is God.... He said I and the Father are One.  Muslims deny that Jesus is God and they deny the Trinity of God.  Yet, the pope recently said that Muslims are going to heaven with Christians.  The pope and the Vatican are lying.  Muslims are living in damnation without believing that Jesus died for their sins.  Jesus said, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life.  No one commeth unto the Father, but by Me." \n\nA true Christian believes that Jesus is God and that He loved us enough to die for us..... offering salvation to anyone who would receive Jesus.
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I'm from Spain, like Enrique, and just like him, I now live in the USA. I do like him as an artist VERY MUCH. I think he's a very sweet person, loyal to his fans, and has a lot of determination. His father Julio Iglesias, never believed in him, so Enrique went out on his own to record his first demo, without help from his rich father. He knew he could do it and he did!\n\nMy favorite songs of his are all the ones in spanish. You may like hearing Enrique singing in english, but you cannot compare it to his spanish songs. They're so much more beautiful. His first cd, was all in spanish, unlike someone noted on here, that "Rhythm Divine" was on his first album, it wasn't. His first self titled album was at first only released in spanish speaking countries. And one of my favorite Enrique songs are on there: "Por amarte" (To love you).\n\nHe's a sweetheart and I wish him the best!! Ole!
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I love the music.  I used to sing in the choir at a catholic church.  I even got to sing for Pope John Paul II.  Singing those songs was one of the most wonderful things in my life :)
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protegido por dios\n\n\nCheck out this website for english to anything!\n\nhttp://babel.altavista.com/tr
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The spanish translation is More Jesus.
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http://www.juliomusic.com/Letra/NonSi.htm
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this is a really good question...i just sat here for 5minuts, thinking about this....theres is a song that comes to mind. though i cant remember the name of the song, part of it says "hes got fire in his eyes, and a sword in his hand, and hes riding a white horse, all acrossed this land.....hes asking you and me will you ride with me......(will you ride) i think maybe the song. i think that's how i see God......as for organized religion, I'm not sure if religion is organized..churches are.   i no I'm not a religious person, i only want to be Christ like(christian)and i do not belong the any religion. i go to church, because Jesus say to. Now would the world be better off w/o religion, there are some good things in every religion, and those things are being taught. where do your personal beliefs come from, from the religion you were brought up in. that is where it starts i believe, i do however believe, God wants us to do whats right, religious or not.
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Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Teódulo Franco y Bahamonde (pron. IPA : [fran'θisko 'franko]; December 4, 1892 – November 20 (or possibly November 19 [*]) 1975), abbreviated Francisco Franco y Bahamonde and commonly known as Generalísimo Francisco Franco, was the Head of State of Spain in parts of the country from 1936 and in its entirety from 1939 until his death in 1975. He presided over the authoritarian government of the Spanish State following victory in the Spanish Civil War. From 1947, he was de facto regent of Spain. During his rule he was known officially as por la gracia de Dios, Caudillo de España y de la Cruzada, or "by the grace of God, the Leader of Spain and of the Crusade."
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If you go to any big time record store, you go into the "Latin musica" section and you will actually see a section for Spanish religious music. Either the Spanish or latin music section or just the religious music section-anywhere where there is a music store, there are music selections in any language for spreading the word of God.
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Yes. Christians & Muslims believe in the same God. Allah is just the Arabic word for God, just like Dios is the Spanish word for God, Gott is the German word for God, etc.
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i believe the chant is spanish, not english, and i don't know much about old spanish songs so can't tell you where the tune originally came from.  it is an expression used to express excited approval.  i heard that it has origins in the word "allah," suggesting that something awesome has happened, by the hand of God or thank God or something.  soccer is a type of religion in mexico and south america.... \n\ni can't tell you why spanish-speaking people with heavy christian/catholic influence would adopt an arabic/islamic word, but maybe they just liked the sound of it!\n\nBUT... there is a song..... it was written from the chant, not shortened to the chant.  it might be what you're looking for though:\nBouncing Souls "Ole"\n\nOLE Bouncing souls no one can beat us we drink beer and wear adidas anywhere we get the itch we're off to find a proper pitch Lace your sambas get on out off we go to kick it about Win or lose we're having fun we won't quit until we're done We got heart when we play Take you on anyday\n\n\nalso check http://www.last.fm/music/Soccer+Chants