Their first albums, "Santa Sabina" (1992), "Símbolos" (1994, produced by Adrian Belew) and "Babel" (1996) were released through the now-defunct Mexican record label Culebra Records, a local branch of BMG Ariola. Their following albums, "Mar adentro en la sangre" (2001) and "Espiral" (2003), were independent productions. In 1997, they also recorded an album of their "unplugged" performance for MTV Latinoamerica called "Santa Sabina Unplugged". In early 2006, the group released a double live album "XV Aniversario" which also included a DVD. After that, the group went on indefinite hiatus.