Pandora & Flans

Two defining forces of Spanish-language pop come together for a shared live show rooted in the music that shaped Latin radio and dance floors in the 1980s and 1990s. Pandora and Flans unite for an evening built around harmony-driven ballads, synth-forward pop and songs that continue to resonate across generations.

Pandora, the Mexican vocal trio formed in the mid-1980s, became known for their polished harmonies and romantic repertoire, with songs like “Cómo te va mi amor” establishing them as a cornerstone of Latin pop balladry. Flans emerged around the same time with a more dance-oriented sound, blending playful energy and pop hooks that produced enduring hits such as “No Controles” and “Las mil y una noches.” Together, the two groups represent complementary sides of an era that defined mainstream Spanish-language pop.

The joint performance brings their catalogs into conversation, creating a nostalgia-driven program centered on sing-along favorites and shared cultural memory.

Pandora & Flans perform Saturday, April 18 at the James L. Knight Center in downtown Miami, offering a rare opportunity to experience two iconic groups on the same stage.