Natalia Oreiro [1998]

This is Natalia's first album. It all happened with the success of the soap opera that she was acting in Argentina. The theme song was Cambio dolor (I change the pain) and thanks to the soap opera she could open the doors that she needed to be known around the world. The album was a hit in Latin America, Spain and in countries like Russia, Greece and Japan. Natalia's voice is not strong or beautiful but she sings really good and her latin rhythms make this album warm and talented. It has hits like: Me muero de amor (I'm dying for love) which is a lovely love song, Que si, que si (Say me yes, say me yes) a very good song to dance and other soft and dance songs like: Sabrosito y dulzon, Huracan (Huracaine) and Vengo del mar (Coming from sea). Her album become gold an platinum in Latin America and Europe. It reaches in number 1 in Argentina, in Hungary, in Uruguay and in other 14 countries. It consists of beautiful ballads  till pop-latin rhythms. Flamengo guitars with sense of salsa and camdombe. The album comes to stores in 24.8.1999 but in Europe come to stores in 23.12.1999.

Tu veneno [2000]

Natalia clearly changed since her first album. Gone is the innocence and happy-go-lucky attitude. In this album she deals with more grown-up issues and sounds a bit more negative in her songs. There's still a few good songs, like Rio de la Plata, Estamos todos solos and Donde ira and Febrero. We could say that this album is more international because Natalia show her happiness to Europe. Many channels show Rio de la Plata (Gold river) for a long time. Naty proves us beyond to be a good actress is a good singer. The album comes to stores in 6.7.2000.

Turmalina [2002]

Third album from singer-actress Natalia Oreiro. She started off making latin pop and she had a successful debut album. Later, she moved on to a more rockier sound and was able to pull off a great second album. Now, third time around, she has mixed those elements that made her famous in the first place with a new sound. This album comes to stores in 18.7.2002. Her new telenovela take his place in this album. Cuesta arriba, cuesta abajo (It cost to reach, it costs to fall) is the theme song of Kachorra. Turmalina sold 7.000.000 copies around the world. In Europe comes to stores in 10.9.2002.