List of best-selling albums in Argentina

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This is a list of the best-selling albums in Argentina based on CAPIF certification. Albums are listed in order of certification (highest to lowest), and order of release date (earliest to most recent). This list contains any type of album, including studio, greatest hits, compilation, various artists, soundtrack, DVDs and remix.

Contents

Historical accreditation levels

Albums

PeriodGold
certification
Platinum
certification
Diamond
certification
January 1980–December 31, 2000 [1] 30,00060,000500,000
January 1, 2001 – June 30, 2016 [1] 20,00040,000250,000
July 1, 2016–present [2] 10,00020,000135,000

DVDs

PeriodGold
certification
Platinum
certification
Diamond
certification
Until 2011 [3] 4,0008,000
N/A
2011–June 30, 2016 [4] 7,50015,00075,000
July 1, 2016–present [2] 5,00010,00050,000

2× Diamond

ArtistAlbumYear of release
Paulo Londra Homerun [5] 2019
Tini Tini Tini Tini [6] 2020

Diamond

Albums in the list are based on the newer CAPIF database [7] except where otherwise noted.

ArtistAlbumYear of release
Fito Páez El amor despúes del amor 1992
Julio Iglesias El Amor [8] 1975
Julio Iglesias Emociones [8] 1978
Julio Sosa El Album de Oro [8] 1989
Los Nocheros Signos1998
Los NocherosSeñal de Amor2001
Luis Miguel Romance 1991
Luis Miguel Aries 1993
Luis Miguel Segundo Romance 1994
Luis Miguel Romances 1997
Michael Jackson Thriller [8] 1982
Queen Greatest Hits II 1991
Soledad Poncho Al Viento1996
SoledadLa Sole [9] 1997
The Beatles Abbey Road [8] 1969
Tini Cupido [10] 2023
Abel Pintos Único [11] 2015

10–16× Platinum

YearArtistAlbumLabelCertification [12]
1991 Luis Miguel Romance WEA Latina 16× Platinum [13]
1997Luis Miguel Romances WEA Latina 11× Platinum [14]
1994Luis Miguel Segundo Romance WEA Latina 11× Platinum

8× Platinum

YearArtistAlbumLabelCertification [12]
1984 Roberto Carlos Los Más Grandes Éxitos Vol. IISony Music8× Platinum
1993 Mercedes Sosa 30 AñosUniversal8× Platinum

7× platinum

YearArtistAlbumLabelCertification [12]
1981 María Martha Serra Lima Esencia RománticaSony Music7× Platinum
1996Luis Miguel Nada Es Igual Warner7× Platinum
1997SoledadLa SoleSony Music7× Platinum
1999 Maná Maná MTV Unplugged Warner7× Platinum

6× Platinum

YearArtistAlbumLabelCertification [12]
1990 Madonna The Immaculate Collection Warner6× Platinum [15]
1987 Guns N' Roses Appetite for Destruction Universal6× Platinum
1991 Roxette Joyride EMI6× Platinum
1992 Eric Clapton Unplugged Warner/Reprise6× Platinum
1994 Diego Torres Tratar de Estar MejorSony Music6× Platinum
1995 José Luis Perales 15 Grandes ÉxitosEMI6× Platinum
1995 Ricky Martin A Medio Vivir Sony Music6× Platinum
1997 Andrea Bocelli Romanza (Italian and Spanish versions combined)Universal6× Platinum
1999 Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion II Universal6× Platinum
1999Los NocherosNocherosEMI6× Platinum

5× Platinum

YearArtistAlbumLabelCertification [12]
2023 TINI Cupido Sony Music Latin
Hollywood Records
5× Platinum [16]
2005 Madonna Confessions on a Dance Floor Warner5× Platinum [15]
1991 Metallica Metallica Universal5× Platinum
1993Luis Miguel 20 Años Warner5× Platinum
1994Fito PáezCirco BeatWarner5× Platinum
1996 Rosana Lunas Rotas Universal5× Platinum
1997 Alejandro Sanz Más Warner5× Platinum
1997 Backstreet Boys Backstreet's Back EMI5× Platinum
1998 U2 The Best of 1980–1990 Universal5× Platinum
1998 Shakira Dónde Están Los Ladrones? Sony BMG5× Platinum
1998 Chayanne Atado a Tu Amor Sony Music5× Platinum
1999 Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion I Universal5× Platinum
1999Luis Miguel Amarte Es Un Placer Warner5× Platinum
2001 Juan d'Arienzo Juan d'Arienzo - RCA VictorSony Music5× Platinum
2001Diego Torres Un Mundo Diferente Sony Music5× Platinum
2002BersuitDe la CabezaUniversal5× Platinum
2003 Phil Collins Serious Hits... Live! Warner5× Platinum
2005 Ricardo Arjona Adentro Sony Music5× Platinum
2007 Serrat y Sabina Dos Pájaros de Un TiroSony Music5× Platinum
2009Mercedes SosaCantora, Un Viaje ÍntimoSony Music5× Platinum

Highest certified video and DVD albums

YearArtistAlbumLabelCertification [12]
1991 Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion II (DVD) Universal 12× Platinum
1999Guns N' Roses Use Your Illusion I (DVD) Universal10× Platinum
1992 Bob Marley & The Wailers Leyenda (DVD) Universal8× Platinum
1996 La Renga Despedazado por Mil Partes (DVD) Universal8× Platinum
1994 Aerosmith Big Ones (DVD) Universal6× Platinum
2002 Bersuit De la Cabeza (DVD) Universal6× Platinum
2003 Phil Collins Serious Hits (Double DVD) Warner6× Platinum

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