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Más became a milestone for Alejandro Sanz, achieving worldwide sales of over 7,000,000 copies and accumulating 57 platinum and two gold records. It is recognized as the best-selling work in the artist's career and one of the most successful in the history of Spain. Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro, the singer-songwriter's real name, born in Madrid on December 18, 1968, has achieved a distinguished career, with over 25 million records sold globally and accolades such as 17 Latin Grammy Awards and three Anglo Grammys. His father, Jesús Sánchez Madero, was originally from Algeciras, while his mother, María Pizarro Medina, came from Alcalá de los Gazules. Alejandro Sanz is the nephew of Luis Pizarro, a political figure linked to the PSOE. After being born in Pueblo Nuevo, he moved at the age of eight to the Moratalaz neighborhood. In his youth, he lived with his parents in the "Osa Menor" urbanization, where the doorman, Cayetano, organized the young people waiting for an autograph. He spent summers in Alcalá de los Gazules. In 2015, he released the album Sirope, which fuses pop and rock elements, and which is added to his discography, which includes works in Italian and Portuguese, as well as collaborations with bands like The Corrs. According to data from Promusicae, Sanz has over 8,000,000 certified solo albums in Spain.