Solo Albums
- 1979 — Shir HaShirim Besha'ashu'im (Song Of Songs with Fun)
- 1980 — Al Ahavot Shelanu (About Our Loves)
- 1981 — Bo Nedaber (Let's Talk)
- 1982 — Pituyim (Temptations)
- 1982 — Li-yeladim (Songs For Children)
- 1983 — Hai (Alive)
- 1983 — Greatest Hits
- 1983 — Shirei Moledet A (a.k.a. Shirei Moledet 1) (Homeland Songs A)
- 1984 — Bayt Ham (A Place for Me)
- 1984 — Shirei Teyman (a.k.a. Yemenite Songs or Fifty Gates of Wisdom)
- 1985 — Adamah (Earth)
- 1985 — Shirei Moledet B (a.k.a. Shirei Moledet 2) (Homeland Songs B)
- 1986 — Yamim Nishbarim (Broken Days)
- 1987 — Album HaZahav (Golden Album)
- 1987 — Shirei Moledet C (a.k.a. Shirei Moledet 3) (Homeland Songs C)
- 1988 — Shaday
- 1989 — Desert Wind
- 1992 — Kirya
- 1993 — Oriental Nights
- 1994 — Kol Haneshama (My Soul)
- 1995 — Star Gala
- 1997 — Ofra Haza
- 1998 — Ofra Haza At Montreux Jazz Festival
- 2000 — Manginat Halev vol. 1 (Melody Of The Heart vol. 1)
- 2004 — Manginat Halev vol. 2 (Melody Of The Heart vol. 2)
- 2007 — The Remixes
- 2008 — Forever Ofra Haza - Her Greatest Songs Remixed
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