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Julio Iglesias during a performance at the White House in March 1984
Totals[a]
Wins119
Nominations198
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Spanish recording artist Julio Iglesias has received various accolades through his career spanning seven decades. Renowned for sung in various languages aside from his native Spanish, he is the all-time best-selling Latino artist and one of the best-selling music artists of all-time.

Julio Iglesias obtained his first accolades in the late 1960s at Benidorm International Song Festival (Spain) and Golden Stag Festival (Romania) both for its 1968 edition. During the 1970s, he began receive awards at the international level; Julio was named Best Revelation Singer during El Heraldo de México Awards of 1971, he earned the fourth place at the Eurovision Song Contest of 1970, and won the Italian's Golden Gondola Award in 1979. In the 1980s, Julio earned his first Grammy Awards nominations, winning in the category Best Latin Performance for Un hombre solo in 1988, and won an Academy of Country Music Awards for Top Vocal Duo of the Year with "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" alongside Willie Nelson. During the 1990s, he became the first musician to receive Italian's Rudolph Valentino Awards granted by the Motion Picture Association of Italy and the Italian Film Producers' Organization in 1990.[1] He also became the first recipient of the American Music Awards for Favorite Latin Artist in 1998,[2] the first Latino to receive ASCAP's Pied Piper Award in 1997,[3] and received Lo Nuestro Excellence Award in 1995. Throughout 2000s, Julio Iglesias was named Person of the Year by The Latin Recording Academy in 2001, and received the Gold Medal in 2005 by the Queen Sofía Spanish Institute given by Queen Sofía of Spain. Between the 2010s and 2020s, Julio received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019 and achieved his first Latin Grammy Awards nomination in 2021.

Julio is one of the all-time best-selling musicians and has been recognized by various organizations due his sales. In 1973, he received a special Golden Guaicaipuro for his "extraordinary" sales in Venezuela.[4] He was named World's best-selling artist in 1979 and 1980,[4] and recognized by the Guinness World Records in 1983 with the first and only Diamond Award the organization granted to an artist, for having selling 100 million records in six languages.[5] In the 2010s, he was recognized with a special award as the all-time best-selling Latino artist and the best-selling artist in Spain.[6][7] Years prior, in 1985, Julio Iglesias was recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Culture as the best-selling foreign artist.[8]

Julio has been condecoraded by various governments,[9] including France's highest civil honours, Legion of Honour by President François Mitterrand in 1992, and Knight Legion of Honour by President Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007. He also received the Medal of the City of Paris in 1983 and the Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts in 2010 in his native country. He received the Medal of Competency by Bahrein's King, Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa in 2012 and Santo Domingo's highest civil award, a heraldic shield in 2009 granted by mayor Roberto Salcedo Sr.

Awards and nominations

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Award/organization[a] Year Nominee/work Category Result Ref.
Academy of Country Music Awards 1985 "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" (with Willie Nelson) Single of the Year Nominated [10]
Top Vocal Duo of the Year Won
ACE Awards (Argentina) 1995 La Carretera Best Melodic Album Won [11]
1996 Julio Iglesias Top Singer Won [12]
ALMA Award 2002 Julio Iglesias / Alejandro Fernandez at Billboard Latin Music Awards Spanish Language performance in a television special Nominated [13]
American Music Awards 1998 Julio Iglesias Favorite Latin Artist Won [2]
American Cinema Award 1989 Julio Iglesias Artist of the Year Won [14][15]
Antena de la Consagración (Colombia) 1973 Julio Iglesias Artist of the Year Won [16]
1980 Antena de Oro (Gold Antenna) Honoree [17]
Asociación Internacional de Prensa, Radio y Televisión (Las Vegas) 2010 Julio Iglesias Máximo Orgullo Hispano Honoree [18]
"Julio Iglesia's Day" (10 June) Won
Las Vegas Walk of Fame Nominated
Asociación de Periodistas del Espectáculo (APE) 1977 Julio Iglesias International APE Won [19]
ASCAP Award 1997 Julio Iglesias Pied Piper Award Honoree [20]
Asociación de Hispanos (Nosotros) 1983 Julio Iglesias Aguila de Oro (Golden Eagle) Honoree [21]
Benidorm International Song Festival
(a.k.a. Festival de la Canción Española) 		1968 Julio Iglesias Best Vocalist Won [22]
"La vida sigue igual" Best Song: 1st place Won
Best Lyrics Won
1970 Julio Iglesias Contest winner Won
Billboard Latin Music Awards 1996 La Carretera Pop Album of the Year, Male Won [16]
1997 Tango Won [23]
2002 "Dos Corazones, Dos Historias" (with Alejandro Fernández) Hot Latin Track of the Year, Vocal Duo Nominated [24]
Billboard Number One Awards[b] 1977 America Latin Pop National Won [25]
A México Nominated
El amor Nominated
America Regional Miami Pop Nominated
El Amor Nominated
A México Chicago Pop Nominated
America Los Angeles Pop Nominated
El Amor New York Pop Won
America Nominated
A México Nominated
1978 A mis 33 años Top Latin Pop Album Nominated [26]
1979 Emociones Top Latin Pop Album Nominated [27]
A mis 33 años Nominated
1984 "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" (with Willie Nelson) Top Country Single Won [28]
1986 Julio Iglesias Top Pop Latin Artist 2nd place
Libra Top Pop Latin Album 2nd place
1987 Julio Iglesias Top Pop Latin Artist Nominated
Un hombre solo Top Pop Latin Album Nominated
"Lo Mejor de Tu Vida" Top Hot Latin Tracks Nominated
1988 Julio Iglesias Top Pop Latin Artist 3rd place
Un hombre solo Top Pop Latin Album Nominated
1989 Julio Iglesias Top Pop Latin Artist 3rd place
Raíces Top Pop Latin Album Nominated
Billboard Music Video Awards 1990 Julio Iglesias & Plácido Domingo Latin Best Duo/Group Nominated [29]
Bravo Awards [es] 1987 Julio Iglesias Lifetime Award: Biggest Latin Act Honoree [30]
1988 Best Male Singer Nominated [31][32]
"Lo Mejor de la Vida" Best Romantic Song Nominated
"Un hombre solo" Nominated
Un hombre solo Best Romantic Album Nominated
1990 Julio Iglesias Best Male Singer Nominated [33]
Cadena Dial 1996 Julio Iglesias Dial Award Won [16]
Cambio 16 1981 Julio Iglesias Artist of the Decade Honoree [34]
Casandra Awards 2007 Julio Iglesias Casandra International Won [35]
CBS International 1981 Julio Iglesias Crystal Globe Award Honoree [36][15]
Desi Entertainment Awards 1995 Julio Iglesias Achievement of Hispanic Nominated [37]
El Heraldo de México Awards 1971 Julio Iglesias Best Revelation/Singer Won [4][38]
Eurovision Song Contest 1970 "Gwendolyne" Contest 4th place [22]
Fundación Independiente de Madrid 2001 Julio Iglesias Español Universal (Spanish Universal Figure) Honoree [39]
Fiesta de la Vendimia, Ribera del Duero 2002 Julio Iglesias Honorary Winemaker Honoree [40]
Ambassador of Ribera del Duero Honoree
Grammy Awards 1981 Hey! Best Latin Recording Nominated [41]
1983 Momentos Nominated
1985 "As Time Goes By" Best Country Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal Nominated
1988 Un hombre solo Best Latin Pop Performance Won
1993 Calor Best Latin Pop Album Nominated
1996 La Carretera Best Latin Pop Performance Nominated
1998 Tango Best Latin Pop Performance Nominated
2019 Julio Iglesias Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree [42]
Golden Guaicaipuro (Venezuela) 1973 Julio Iglesias Extraordinary sales in Venezuela Honoree [4]
1981 Best Foreign Singer in Venezuela Honoree [43]
Golden Record Awards (China) 1995 Julio Iglesias Special award Won [44]
Golden Stag Festival 1968 Julio Iglesias Public choice Won [45]
Guinness World Records 1983 Julio Iglesias Diamond Record Award: 100 million records sold in six languages Honoree [15]
Hörzu 2007 Julio Iglesias Goldene Kamera Honoree [46]
International Academy of Art of Ischia (Italy) 2007 Julio Iglesias Music Legend Award Honoree [47]
Japan's National Hit Research Committee 1982 Julio Iglesias Brightest Hope/Male Vocalist Won [3]
Jay W. Weiss Gala 1994 Julio Iglesias Humanitarian Award Won [48]
Latin Grammy Awards 2021 "Bohemio" (with Andrés Calamaro) Record of the Year Nominated [49]
Latin Star Inc. (United States) Julio Iglesias Star Walk Award Won [50]
Lo Nuestro Awards 1990 Raíces Pop Album of the Year Nominated [51]
1995 Julio Iglesias Excellence Award Honoree [52]
1996 El Concierto Pop Album of the Year Nominated [53]
Mardi Gras 1987 Julio Iglesias Marshal of the Mardi Gras Festivities Honoree [54]
Medalla de Oro Mayte Spínola 2024 Julio Iglesias World's Best Singer Honoree [55]
Mostra internazionale di musica leggera [it] 1979 Julio Iglesias Golden Gondola Award Honoree [56]
Museo Provincial del Vino [es] 2011 Julio Iglesias Honorary Warden (Alcaide de Honor) Honoree [57]
Muscular Dystrophy Association 1986 Julio Iglesias Honorary President Honoree [54]
New York Latin ACE Awards 1975 Julio Iglesias Best Male Singer Won [58][59]
1976 Julio Iglesias Outstanding Male Singer Won [60]
El amor Album of the Year Won
1977 Julio Iglesias Outstanding Male Singer Won [61]
1978 Julio Iglesias at Madison Square Garden Best Concert Won [62]
1980 Julio Iglesias / "Me Olvide de Vivir" Best Male Artist Nominated [63]
1981 Hey! Best Album — Male Won [64][65]
1982 Julio Iglesias Best International Artist Nominated [66]
1983 Momentos Album of the Year Won [67][68]
1985 Julio Iglesias en Concierto Special Event for Television Nominated [69][70]
Julio y Plácido Nominated
Julio Iglesias Best International Singer Nominated
1987 Best Male Singer Won [71]
1988 Nominated [72]
1990 Won [73]
1996 Won [74]
1997 Nominated [75][76]
Tango Album of the Year — Male artist Won
Onda Cero 2003 Julio Iglesias Premios Protagonistas Won [16]
Premios Aplauso 1992 Julio Iglesias Artist of the Year Won [44]
Premios Gardel 2021 "Bohemio" (with Andrés Calamaro) Collaboration of the Year Won [77]
Premios Juventud 2004 Julio Iglesias Paparazzi's Favorite Target Nominated [78]
Premios Limón (Madrid) 1982 Julio Iglesias Antipathy to the Press Won [79]
Premios Ondas 1994 Julio Iglesias Best in the International History in Radio Honoree [80]
Premios Pueblo [es] 1969 Julio Iglesias Popular of the Year Won [81]
1973 Won [16]
Premios Spania (France) 1985 Julio Iglesias Premio Naranja (Orange Award) Won [82]
Queen Sofía Spanish Institute 2005 Julio Iglesias Gold Medal Honoree [83]
Radio City Music Hall 1997 Julio Iglesias Foreign artist with most performed shows Honoree [3]
Record World 1971 Julio Iglesias Best Singer of the Year Nominated [4]
Rotary International 2011 Julio Iglesias Paul Harris Medal Award Honoree [16]
Rudolph Valentino Awards 1990 Julio Iglesias Lifetime Achievement Honoree [1]
Sociedad General de Autores y Editores (SGAE) 1997 Julio Iglesias Gold Medal Honoree [84]
The BrandLaureate Awards (Asia) 2016 Julio Iglesias Legendary Artist Honoree [85]
The Father's Day Council 1987 Julio Iglesias Father of the Year Won [86]
Tiempo 1984 Julio Iglesias Hombre de Nuestro Tiempo (Man of Our Time) Honoree [87]
The Gleaner Contests Awards 1985 Julio Iglesias Best Singer of the Year Nominated [88]
The Latin Recording Academy 2001 Julio Iglesias Person of the Year Honoree [89]
Victoires De La Musique (France) 1988 Julio Iglesias Won
Viña del Mar International Song Festival 1981 Julio Iglesias Gaviota de Plata Won [90][16]
World Music Awards 1997 Julio Iglesias Best Latin Singer Won [15]
Julio Iglesias Legend Award Honoree [91]

Other honors

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Monument to Julio Iglesias, in Benirdom, Spain
Julio Iglesias' handprints at Ritmo Latino record store in San Fernando Mall
Julio Iglesias' star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Julio Iglesias' star at the Little Havana (Calle 8) Walk of Fame
List of state honors
Country City/Gov./Entity Year Description Status Ref.
France Mayor of Paris/Jacques Chirac 1983 Medal of the City of Paris Honoree [15][16]
Spain City of Villarreal 1988 "Hijo adoptivo" [es] de Villarreal (Adopted son of Villareal) Honoree [92] [54]
Spain Xunta de Galicia 1990 Ambassador of Galicia in the World Honoree [44]
France President of France / François Mitterrand 1992 Legion of Honour Honoree [93]
President of France / Nicolas Sarkozy 2007 Knight Legion of Honour Honoree [94]
United States Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the United States [es] 1992 Español Universal (Spanish Universal Figure) Honoree [95]
Spain Xunta de Galicia 1993 Ambassador of Jacobeo/Xacobeo Culture of the Year Honoree [96]
China Ministry of Culture 1995 Best-selling foreign artist Honoree [8]
United States Mayor of Miami 1997 "Julio Iglesias Day" Honoree [15]
Spain Valencia 1998 Ambassador of Valencia Honoree [97]
Spain Mayor of Lalín/José (Xosé) Crespo 2002 Ambassador of Cocido de Lalín Honoree [98]
Chile Viña del Mar/Mayor Jorge Kaplán 2004 "Hijo ilustre" [es] de Viña (Illustrious Son of Viña) Honoree [92]
Romania City of Sibiu 2007 Gold Medal of the City Honoree [54]
Romania Bacău County 2007 Honorary citizenship Honoree [54]
Spain Deputation of Málaga 2009 Hijo Adoptivo de Málaga (Adopted son of Málaga) Honoree [99]
Mexico Quintana Roo/Governor Félix González Canto 2009 Distinguished Guest Honoree [100]
Dominican Republic City of Santo Domingo/Mayor Roberto Salcedo Sr. 2009 Heraldic shield Honoree [101]
Spain Ministry of Culture 2010 Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts Honoree [102]
Bahrain Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa 2012 Bahrain's Medal of Competency Honoree [103]
Spain Community of Madrid 2012 Gold Medal of the City Honoree [104]
Argentina Province of Tandil/Governor Daniel Scioli 2012 Special recognition: Atahualpa Yupanqui Honoree [105][106]
Province of Lomas de Zamora/Intendent Martín Insaurralde Keys to the city Honoree [107][106]
Decree Illustrious Visitor Honoree
Romania Municipality of Transylvania 2013 Transylvanian Gold Medal of Arts Honoree [108]
Spain City Council of Madrid 2015 Favorite son of Madrid Honoree [109]
Spain Order of Isabella the Catholic Kingdom of Spain Grand Cross (Gran Cruz) Order of Isabella the Catholic Honoree [9]
List of academic honors
University Year Description Status Ref.
New World School of the Arts 1989 International Honorary Professor of Music Honoree [110]
Berklee College of Music 2015 Honorary Doctorate of Music Honoree [111]
List of Walk of Fame/Hall of Fames
Walk of Fame Year Description Status Ref.
Hollywood Walk of Fame 1985 Walk of Star Won [112]
Nagoya Walk of Fame 1989 Walk of Star Won [16]
Little Havana's Stars of Fame 1990 Walk of Star Won [16]
Scheveningen Stars of Fame 1991 Walk of Star Won [16]
Santo Domingo Boulevard of Stars (Dominican Republic) 1998 Walk of Star Won [113]
Venezuela Walk of Fame 2001 Walk of Star Won [114]
International Latin Music Hall of Fame 2002 Hall of Fame inductee Won [115]
Munich Olympic Walk of Stars 2003 Walk of Star Won [116]
Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame 2013 Hall of Fame inductee Won [117]
Puerto Rico Walk of Fame 2016 Walk of Star Won [118]
Puerto Banus Boulevard of Fame [es] Walk of Star Won [119]

Notes

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  1. ^ Charts are not included, unless they are explicitly described as "awards" or specific trophies are given.
  2. ^ Prior to the inauguration of the Billboard Music Awards in 1990, the magazine had the "Number One Awards" to honor the top-performing artists of the year on each of chart categories.

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Further reading

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  • Sony Music recognition: First and most popular all-time international artist in China
  • Sony Music recognition: Most successful latino artist of all-time
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