| Album | Year | Notes | |-------|------|-------| | Déjame Decir Que Te Amo | 1985 | Debut, hard to find in 320 kbps | | Jesús, Verbo No Sustantivo | 1988 | Early poetic style | | Del Otro Lado del Sol | 1991 | First major label release | | Animal Nocturno | 1993 | Breakthrough hit “Mujeres” | | Historias | 1994 | “Señora de las Cuatro Décadas” | | Si El Norte Fuera El Sur | 1996 | Political/social themes | | Sin Daños a Terceros | 1998 | Includes “Dime Que No” | | Galería Caribe | 2000 | “Cuando” – his biggest crossover | | Santo Pecado | 2002 | Darker, rock-influenced | | Adentro | 2005 | Grammy-winning “Acompáñame a Estar Solo” | | Quién Dijo Ayer | 2007 | Re-recordings + new songs | | 5to Piso | 2008 | “El Problema” | | Poquita Ropa | 2010 | Minimalist production | | Independiente | 2011 | First self-released album | | Viaje | 2014 | Double album, Latin Grammy nom | | Apague la Luz y Escuche | 2016 | Intimate live-in-studio feel | | Circo Soledad | 2017 | Experimental, spoken word | | Blanco | 2019 | Piano-based ballads | | Saturno | 2020 | Electronic/pop departure | | Blanco y Negro (box set) | 2021 | Combines Blanco + new Negro |

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A return to acoustic roots. Recorded with the Miami String Quartet.

Ricardo Arjona has released and sold over 20 million records worldwide. His work is distinguished by its narrative lyrical style, often blending metaphors with social commentary on topics like love, racism, and immigration. Chronological Discography