La Discografia Completa de Joaquín Sabina: Un Viaje en Solitario por la Poesía y el Rock And Roll

Enemigos Íntimos (1998) – with Fito Páez

“Mentiras Piadosas” (1990)

Success, for Sabina, is a dangerous drug. is the sound of a man who has everything and finds it hollow. The hits are there ( “Con una falda de percal” ), but so is the first real shadow of exhaustion. Then comes “Física y Química” (1992) —a masterpiece of bitter celebration. Written largely during a creative drought, it explodes with “Y nos dieron las diez,” a song that feels like 5 AM when you know you should go home but you order one more. This is Sabina at his most elemental: love as a bar fight, sex as a goodbye.

Essential Listening (The Starter Pack)

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Malas Compañías (1980)

: This album broke him into the mainstream with "Pongamos que hablo de Madrid," which became an anthem for the city.

• La mandrágora (1981) - Disco compartido con Alberto Pérez y Javier Krahe.
• Ruleta rusa (1984)
• Joaquín Sabina y Viceversa en directo (1986) - Álbum en vivo que recoge esta etapa.

• This is the album that made Sabina a massive pop culture icon in Latin America. It is arguably his most famous work.
• Key Tracks: "Y nos dieron las 10" (his signature song about a fleeting romance in Cádiz), "Cerrado por derribo," "Corre dijo la tortuga."

A cult live album recorded in a small Madrid bar. It’s essential for understanding Sabina’s irreverent, darkly humorous origins. Songs like “María la Portuguesa” show his early mastery of narrative.