PAN-40-LIBRO-ESP by Eduardo Meade Del Valle

To go back in time in order to grasp the full magnitude of Pandora is to embark upon a fascinating sonic journey. In 1985, when the group burst onto the music scene, it did so with a fresh, youthful proposal—showcasing the power of female harmonies: three voices which, together, create a singular kind of magic. Songs such as “Cómo te va mi amor” became instant anthems, not only in Mexico, but throughout Hispanic America. Through photographs—many of them previously unpublished—celebrity testimonials, and an account of the principal events and anecdotes that have shaped their trajectory, this commemorative volume seeks to capture the spirit of those first four decades of a career that has made Pandora an unforgettable group.