Pastora is a Spanish musical group formed in Barcelona in 1996 by brothers Pauet Riba and Caïm Riba, with vocalist Dolo Beltrán joining in 2000. The group's first public release was the 1998 album Trip show audiovisual tecno sinfónico, followed by Cosmossoma (2000). In 2001, the self-titled album Pastora achieved gold certification in Spain with over 50,000 copies sold, propelled by the single “Lola”. Subsequent albums La vida moderna (2005), Circuitos de lujo (2008), and the remix album Pastora RMX ED (2009) expanded their sound into pop-rock and electronic styles, with singles such as “Cuánta vida” and “Grandes despedidas”. The album Un viaje en noria, published on January 25, 2011, introduced an electropop direction highlighted by the single “Feel the magic”, while the digital release Una altra galàxia, published on May 29, 2012, marked the group's first album recorded entirely in Catalan. Following a split on May 14, 2017, Beltrán and Caïm Riba reformed the group as a duo in 2026, releasing the compilation album 25 años buscando follón (2026).
