Plus Size Kitten: Julio Iglesias Set to Perform for YTL’s Concert of Celebration

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Julio Iglesias set to vow on 1st Dec, 2011

One-of-a-kind concert for Malaysians held on Bintang Walk

Come 1st December 2011, the entire stretch of Jalan Bukit Bintang will be transformed to hold a concert like no other featuring legendary star, Julio Iglesias.

A Grammy Award winner whose career has enjoyed phenomenal success internationally, from selling 300 million records in 14 languages to releasing numerous albums, Julio is set to mesmerize when he croons his hit singles that have left fans in rapture all over the world.

Held as part of YTL Corporation Berhad’s Concert of Celebration series, this exclusive one-night affair is presented to all Malaysians as part of its celebrations for the forthcoming re-launch of Starhill Gallery. This dedicated gallery of luxury experiences was recently refurbished to present a new iconic façade that symbolises its worldwide appeal and contribution to KL’s transformation as a world-class city.

Since 1994, YTL has featured many world-renowned artists in the Company’s Concert of Celebration series. This includes the memorable and last ever Three Tenors Concert at World Heritage City, Bath and popular tenor Russell Watson’s performance in Sentul Park, Kuala Lumpur. Last year, Andrea Bocelli thrilled an audience in Singapore’s Botanic Gardens.