: Often considered a masterpiece, it includes iconic tracks like "Oye Como Va" and "Black Magic Woman".
: Featuring the hit single "Evil Ways," this album introduced the world to the band's percussion-heavy groove.
The journey began with the band's self-titled debut in 1969, following their legendary performance at Woodstock. This era established the "Latin rock" sound that would define their early success.
: The final album with the original Woodstock-era lineup before a multi-decade hiatus from recording together. Fusion and Experimentation (1972–1990s)
The journey began with the band's self-titled debut in 1969, following their legendary performance at Woodstock. This era established the "Latin rock" sound that would define their early success. : Often considered a masterpiece, it includes iconic
: The final album with the original Woodstock-era lineup before a multi-decade hiatus from recording together. Fusion and Experimentation (1972–1990s) : Often considered a masterpiece