| Title | Year | Key Details / Label | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 1996 | First solo album, released by Fonovisa. Available on Qobuz and other platforms. | | De Corazón Norteño | 1997 | CD, Album on Fonovisa Titanio. | | De Sinaloa Para El Mundo | 1999 | CD, Album on FonoVisa. | | Al Estilo Mexicano | 2007 | CD, Album + DVD set on Fonovisa Records / Univision Music Group. | | Norteño de Corazón | 1997 | Available on Qobuz. | | 16 Éxitos con Garra | 2014 | Compilation album on Discos America. Available on Qobuz. | | Por Debajo del Agua | 2014 | Studio album on Discos Arpeggio. Available on Qobuz. | | Antes de Cerrar Mis Ojos | 2015 | Independent release on the artist's own label. Available on Qobuz. | | Con Banda Sinaloense | 2013 | CD, Album on M.R. Music. Physical release as per Discogs. | | Rancheras (Con Banda) | 1996 | Available on Qobuz; tracks vary slightly from Rancheras y con Banda . | | Mil Heridas | 2000 | Available on Qobuz. | | El Padre De Todos | — | Album featured on Shazam. |
Released via FonoVisa, as listed on Discogs.
: His debut solo album served as a bridge. It maintained his core norteño identity while signaling his independence.
After 27 years with the band he co-founded, Raúl Hernández left in 1996 to pursue a solo career, wanting to explore different musical styles. Contrary to some rumors, he has stated that it was not due to a disagreement over performing narcocorridos. raul hernandez discografia verified
His first solo album, released by Fonovisa.
A testament to his dedication to traditional Mexican music, keeping the spirit of ranchera alive AllMusic. Key Solo Milestones
Álbum de agradecimiento a su público por sus primeros años de solista. | Title | Year | Key Details /
Raul Hernandez didn’t become a legend overnight. His early work is characterized by raw accordion lines and a vocal delivery that was less polished but infinitely more visceral than his contemporaries.
Primer álbum oficial tras su separación de Los Tigres del Norte.
Raúl, deeply connected to his Sinaloan roots, proposed that the band experiment by mixing their traditional norteño sound with banda and mariachi . | | De Sinaloa Para El Mundo | 1999 | CD, Album on FonoVisa
: An exploration of heartbreak and traditional ranchera themes, proving the band's versatility beyond political and social commentary.
As the music industry moved from analog to digital, Hernandez experimented with synthesizers and electric bass, much to the dismay of purists. However, these albums are part of the official record.