Felix Pando's listening record on his latest releases

During the 1960s, Pando and La Joven Guardia transformed Latin rock by performing songs in Spanish in a market previously dominated by Anglo-Saxon rock. At the age of four, Pando debuted in a classical piano concert, and at sixteen, he began his journey in pop music. A year later, he signed his first contract and recorded the first rock album in Spanish, becoming one of the best-selling groups in Argentina and Latin America, which earned them two gold awards.

His talent also shone internationally, where he composed the anthem for the World Olympic Games in Germany.

Felix Pando excelled not only in rock but also in the creation and production of children's programs for "Sesame Street" and collaborated with the agency Grey Gruppe Deutschland, generating music for films, theater, and documentaries. In 1996, he joined the Berlin DDR Philharmonic Orchestra as a musical arranger and recorded at the Russmann studio in Germany.

Felix Pando and Rodolfo Mederos working together

Rodolfo Mederos is a celebrated Argentine bandoneon player, composer, arranger, and teacher  He is one of the most important figures of the intermediate generation of tango, recognized for his ability to unite the purest tradition of the genre with avant-garde currents.

"Caso Cerrado" Ana María Polo and Felix Pando

More recently, Pando produced the original music for the show "Caso Cerrado," hosted by Dr. Ana María Polo on Telemundo.