Discografia Joaquin Sabina

(2017): His 17th studio effort, produced by Leiva, which debuted at the top of the charts. Vinagre y Rosas

“Mourning Relief.” His first album post-stroke. It is not a sad record, but a wise one. A man looking back at life from the abyss. Masterpieces include “Tiramisú de limón,” “Números rojos,” and “Pobre Cristina.” It’s arguably his most consistent album.

The politics of identity in the works of Victor Manuel, Joaquin Sabina and Ana Belen (1968-1982) : A doctoral thesis from Nottingham Trent University

(1978): His debut album featuring the iconic "Pongamos que hablo de Madrid". Malas Compañías

: A massive commercial success that solidified his stardom.

Widely considered his masterpiece, this album is a melancholic tour de force. The title track remains his most popular song , known for its raw honesty about heartbreak and excess. Collaborations and Later Works (2001–Present)

(Etapa de rock más duro a principios de los 80)

Alivio de luto (2005)