A trio from Mexico City whose catchy songs and bold image made them a pop fixture in the late '80s.
If you want to hear what Flans sounded like, start with "Alma Gemela" or "Físico." They're both clean, catchy pop songs from that era.
Flans mattered because they wrote songs that stuck. "Alma Gemela" is a perfect example, a straightforward pop tune that became one of their signatures. They also weren't afraid to stir things up, like when they posed nude for a magazine cover in 1988 and got some pushback for it.
They started in Mexico City in the 1980s, with Ilse Olivo, Ivonne Guevara, and Mimi Derbez. Their debut album "Las Mil y Una Noches" came out in 1985, and they kept putting out records like "Luz y Sombra" and "Alma Gemela" through the late '80s.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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