during the tour of "una noche en el teatro real," bisbal played in some of the most iconic theatres and auditoriums in spain, north america, latin america, the southern cone and major european capitals. he played in a total of 128 concerts in such unique venues as the royal albert hall in london, carnegie hall in new york, an luna park in buenos aires. writing about bisbal's albert hall concert in september 2012, boris izaguirre described him as "the voice of spanish emigrants" and "the julio iglesias of the lost generation", noting that many spaniards in their twenties who had been forced to emigrate by the financial crisis had grown up during bisbal's rise to fame during the previous decade's economic boom. on 15 november 2012, in las vegas, david bisbal won his third latin grammy, this time in the category "best traditional pop album".