**Azul** is the iconic 1998 album by Argentine rock legend Gustavo Cerati, marking his bold debut as a solo artist after Soda Stereo. This ranking evaluates the album's diverse tracks, from the infectious groove of "El rey del blues" and the experimental "Sucio can" to the introspective beauty of "Vals inicial" and the raw energy of "Go negro go."
Featuring genre-bending compositions like "Genius," "Agua," and the atmospheric "Desde lejos no se ve," the album showcases Cerati's creative evolution beyond his band roots. Songs like "Buenos tiempos," "Olvidate," and the epic "Finale" demonstrate his mastery of blending electronic elements with rock sensibilities. Which tracks from this groundbreaking album stand as Cerati's finest solo moments?