All 12 Shakira Albums, Ranked By Fans
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Propelled by the global success of hits like "Ciega, Sordomuda" and "Tú", the fourth studio album from Colombian artist Shakira shook the Latin pop music scene in the late '90s. Taking inspiration from personal and captivating stories, it received widespread critical acclaim and sold over a million copies within a month. Not only did it dominate the US Billboard 200, Top Latin, and Latin Pop Albums charts, it also earned the prestige of a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Performance. Its influence spread beyond music, inspiring a generation to challenge norms and express themselves authentically.
Tracklist:
1. Ciega, Sordomuda
2. Si Te Vas
3. Moscas en la Casa
4. No Creo
5. Inevitable
6. Octavo Día
7. Que Vuelvas
8. Tú
9. Dónde Están los Ladrones?
10. Sombra de Ti
11. Ojos Así- Photo:
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Achieving universal approval, the sixth studio album from Colombian superstar Shakira revitalized the genre. The album's popular tracks such as "La Tortura" and "No" gained massive global success, contributing to its ascent on the U.S Billboard 200 and other international charts. Its unique blend of reggaeton influences with Latin pop earned it a Grammy nomination and critical acclaim, making it a defining moment in Shakira's career. With sales exceeding 1 million copies within the first month alone, its commercial success was unquestionable. This album has undeniably left a lasting impact on the landscape of Latin pop music.
Tracklist:
1. En Tus Pupilas
2. La Pared
3. La Tortura
4. Obtener un Sí
5. Día Especial
6. Escondite Inglés
7. No
8. Las de la Intuición
9. Día de Enero
10. Lo Imprescindible
11. La Pared
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Garnering a Grammy nomination and raging approval, the fifth studio record from Shakira made its mark on the music industry in 2001. Replete with global chart-toppers such as "Whenever, Wherever" and "Underneath Your Clothes", the popularity of this album was undeniable. A testament to Shakira's versatility, the album was filled with songs that connected personal experiences and deep-seated emotions. Despite being her first venture into English-language music, it was noted for its refreshing fusion of Latin pop with rock influences. The album's commercial success was mirrored by its impressive sales, with over a million copies sold within a month.
Tracklist:
1. Objection (Tango)
2. Underneath Your Clothes
3. Whenever, Wherever
4. Rules
5. The One
6. Ready for the Good Times
7. Fool
8. Te Dejo Madrid
9. Poem to a Horse
10. Que Me Quedes Tú
11. Eyes Like Yours (Ojos Así)
12. Suerte (Whenever, Wherever)
13. Te Aviso, Te Anuncio (Tango)- Photo:
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Returning to her Latin pop roots after her previous electropop endeavor, Shakira unleashed her ninth studio work in October 2010. The album split into three distinct musical directions: romantic, "rock and roll," and "Latino, tropical." Notable tracks include "Loca," which topped charts in Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and the United States, and "Rabiosa," which reached top ten positions across Europe. Despite the album's moderate success in Hispanic regions, critics appreciated Shakira's return to Latin torrid sounds. Final sales saw the album top the charts in several countries, a testament to its universal appeal.
Tracklist:
1. "Sale el Sol"
2. "Loca" (featuring El Cata)
3. "Antes de las Seis"
4. "Gordita" (featuring Residente Calle 13)
5. "Addicted to You"
6. "Lo Que Más"
7. "Mariposas"
8. "Rabiosa" (featuring El Cata)
9. "Devoción"
10. "Islands"
11. "Tu Boca"
12. "Waka Waka (Esto es África)" (K-Mix)
13. "Loca" (featuring Dizzee Rascal) (bonus track)
14. "Rabiosa" (featuring Pitbull) (bonus track)
15. "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)" (K-Mix) (bonus track)- Photo:
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Crafted with a medley of Latin pop and pop-rock elements, Shakira's third studio album marked an exceptional resurgence in her career after her first two studio efforts. The album showcases the Colombian artist's signature songwriting prowess in hits like "Estoy Aqui," "Antología," and "Un Poco de Amor." Celebrated for its robust debut performance, music critics found it particularly compelling, praising its creative ingenuity. Despite the wide-ranging sound and styles, the album managed to maintain a unified theme throughout. Commercially, the album became a breakthrough, earning a platinum status in multiple nations.
Tracklist:
1. Estoy Aquí
2. Antología
3. Un Poco de Amor
4. Quiero
5. Te Necesito
6. Vuelve
7. Te Espero Sentada
8. Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos
9. Pienso en Ti
10. ¿Dónde Estás Corazón?
11. Se Quiere, Se Mata- Photo:
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Showcasing a daring mix of Latin pop, dance-pop, and pop-rock, the seventh studio release from Shakira embodies her trilingual versatility. Highlighted songs such as "Don't Bother" and "Hips Don't Lie" captivated global audiences, and the album achieved international success. Embracing an assortment of global sounds - glitzy Euro disco , bossa nova, and even neo-disco on protest track "Timor"- the album uniquely reflects Shakira's diverse musical influences. Critics hailed the album as one of the standout records of 2005, applauding its unconventional take on pop music and its exploration of darker, edgier themes.
Tracklist:
1. How Do You Do
2. Don't Bother
3. Illegal
4. The Day and the Time
5. Animal City
6. Dreams for Plans
7. Hey You
8. Your Embrace
9. Costume Makes the Clown
10. Something
11. Timor- Photo:
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With a diverse array of genres exemplified in the tracks, Shakira's eighth studio album (and third English-language album) reinvented her musical image. The electropop album uniquely draws from global tunes and sounds, such as African beats, Colombian music, Middle Eastern elements, and Indian classical scores. Encapsulating love and relationships in its lyrics, the album features hits like "She Wolf" and "Did it". Despite embracing an experimental sonic journey, the album reached top charts in Argentina, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, and Switzerland. Critics priased Shakira for blending diverse influences into an eclectic, cohesive track compilation.
Tracklist:
1. She Wolf
2. Did It Again
3. Long Time
4. Why Wait
5. Good Stuff
6. Men in This Town
7. Gypsy
8. Spy
9. Mon Amour
10. Lo Hecho Está Hecho
11. Años Luz
12. Loba- Photo:
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Laced with a blend of Latin pop and reggaeton, Shakira's eleventh studio release seamlessly incorporates styles like bachata, vallenato, and hip-hop. The album's narrative is largely drawn from Shakira's personal experiences, making the record vivid relatable. The tracklist includes fan-favorites such as "Chantaje", "Me Enamoré", and "Perro Fiel", while the track "Trap" surfaced as an unexpected fourth single. Garnering a mixture of responses, critics appreciated the album for its understated maturity and a break from North American chart trends. Despite an initial lukewarm reception, the album ranked high in multiple charts, solidifying Shakira's continued influence in the music industry.
Tracklist:
1. "Me Enamoré"
2. "Nada"
3. "Chantaje" (featuring Maluma)
4. "When a Woman"
5. "Amarillo"
6. "Perro Fiel" (featuring Nicky Jam)
7. "Trap" (featuring Maluma)
8. "Comme moi" (with Black M)
9. "Coconut Tree"
10. "La Bicicleta" (with Carlos Vives)
11. "Deja Vu" (with Prince Royce)
12. "What We Said" (Comme Moi English Version) (featuring MAGIC!)
13. "Toneladas"- Photo:
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Released in March 2014, the tenth studio album from Shakira boasts an eclectic blend of genres, from reggae to rock. With most lyrics written by Shakira herself, the album explores concepts such as motherhood, love, and personal happiness. Songs like "Can't Remember to Forget You" and "Dare (La La La)" created waves in the music scene. Garnering positive reviews from critics, the album appreciated for its lyrical content. However, some argued that Shakira was shifting towards a more Americanized sound. Despite such criticism, the album made a strong commercial impact, debuting at number two on the US Billboard 200 chart.
Tracklist:
1. Can't Remember to Forget You
2. Empire
3. You Don't Care About Me
4. Dare (La La La)
5. Cut Me Deep
6. 23
7. The One Thing
8. Medicine
9. Spotlight
10. Broken Record
11. Nunca Me Acuerdo de Olvidarte
12. Loca por Ti- Photo:
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10Shakira's second studio release steeped itself into the popular culture when it debuted on March 1993. Unfortunately, it was met with a lukewarm reception, garnering some radio play but failing to meet the higher expectations of her record label, Sony Music Colombia. Standout tracks, such as "Eres" and "Tú Serás la Historia de Mi Vida", showcased her talent for storytelling through music. Despite the album's commercial struggle, the original copies have now become sought-after rarities, trading for anywhere between $200 and $1000 on online marketplaces, adding an unexpected element of intrigue to its legacy.
Tracklist:
1. Eres
2. Último Momento
3. Tú Serás La Historia De Mi Vida
4. Peligro
5. Quince Años
6. Brujería
7. Eterno Amor
8. Controlas Mi Destino
9. Este Amor Es Lo Más Bello Del Mundo
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11Marking the debut of Colombian singer-songwriter Shakira, this pop ballad collection carries the raw echoes of her youth, written from when she was just eight old. Distinct themes such as young love and dreams of coastal living are narrated through notable tracks like "Magia," "Lejos De Tu Amor," and "Esta Noche Voy Contigo." Despite modest commercial success with estimated sales between 1,000 and 1,200 copies, this record managed to grasp the attention of Colombian media through vibrant live performances. Shakira's request to remove this venture and its follow-up from music markets only adds to its unique mystique in her discography.
Tracklist:
1. Sueños
2. Esta Noche Voy Contigo
3. Lejos De Tu Amor
4. Magia
5. Cuentas Conmigo
6. Cazador De Amor
7. Gafas Oscuras
8. Necesito De Ti
9. Lejos De Tu Amor- Photo:
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12Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran
Drenched in an exploration of diverse musical genres, Shakira's twelfth studio album is a testament to her sheer resilience. Released in March 2024, seven years after her previous album, the record is largely inspired by her journey through heartbreak and transformation. Notable tracks like "Puntería", "La Fuerte", "Tiempo Sin Verte", and "Monotonía" punctuate this voyage with each tune resonating with her authentic emotions. With remarkable collaborations for four of the songs, the Grammy-winning artist has once again affirmed her dominance in the pop world. Critics and fans have received the tracks warmly, applauding the vulnerability intertwined with the platinum-certified singer's diverse musical styles.
Tracklist:
1. "Puntería" (with Cardi B)
2. "La Fuerte" (with Bizarrap)
3. "Tiempo Sin Verte"
4. "Cohete" (with Rauw Alejandro)
5. "(Entre Paréntesis)" (with Grupo Frontera)
6. "Cómo Dónde y Cuándo"
7. "Nassau"
8. "Última"
9. "Te Felicito" (with Rauw Alejandro)
10. "Monotonía" (with Ozuna)
11. "Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53" (with Bizarrap)
12. "TQG" (with Karol G)
13. "Acróstico" (with Milan + Sasha)
14. "Copa Vacía" (with Manuel Turizo)
15. "El Jefe" (with Fuerza Regida)
16. "Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53" (Tiësto remix; Bizarrap with Shakira)Release Date: 2024
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