Lila Flores and her OnlyFans: the Las Chicas Dulces singer who tried the platform during the pandemic

Does Lila Flores have OnlyFans?

She had it. Guayaquil singer Lila Flores, founder of Las Chicas Dulces, opened an OnlyFans account (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America) in early 2021, when the pandemic left Ecuadorian artists without gigs. She told Expreso about it in March of that year. In August 2021 the newspaper Extra reported that the account had lasted only about three months. We have found no later reports saying she reopened it; in 2026 the press covers her for her new solo career.

Who is Lila Flores?

She is the daughter of singer Daniel Flores, known as El Errante, and comes from a family of musicians: her sisters also sing, and one of them, Daniela, now leads Las Chicas Dulces. In April 2026 Expreso put her career at 37 years. Before creating her own group she sang with bands such as Cóctel and Caña Dulce, according to Extra, and in recent years she has been part of Las Damas de Oro, with Katty Elisa and Mayensi Rivera.

In 2017 she was one of the judges on the Ecuavisa talent show Ecuador tiene talento, and in 2025, together with her Las Damas de Oro bandmates, she received a Silver Seagull at the Viña del Mar Festival in the folk category, Expreso recalled. In April 2026 she released “Juego de tres,” a ballad she wrote in the regional Mexican style, produced by Roby Novoa, as the first single from an eleven-track album.

Why did she open OnlyFans?

She explained it plainly in her interview with Expreso, published on March 1, 2021. She had gone almost a year without events, had debts, was fighting a bank over the car she had bought for work, and had to support her young daughter and help her family. She complained that cinemas and planes were operating while singers were not allowed on stage, and said that singing was all she knew how to do.

As for the content, she said she posted studio photographs, with no chats or video calls, and that she would never go beyond certain limits. Some of the outfits were designs by her friend Marthina Morrett, who died in December 2020. She already expected criticism: she said those who judged her were not going to pay her debts and that she did not plan to stay on the platform forever.

How much did she earn and why did she close it?

Two weeks later, on March 12, 2021, she told Expreso she had not yet reached a thousand dollars: she had made about 800 from photos alone. In August of that year, when OnlyFans announced and then withdrew a change to its rules, Extra asked for her view, and she said the platform did need rules because some creators go too far. In the same report she noted that the business is not as profitable as people think for someone who does not do video chats, and the paper reported that her account had lasted about three months. No outlet published her subscription price.

• Expreso, «Lila Flores: "La vida en la madurez me ha dado las oportunidades que quise en la juventud"», October 12, 2017.
• Expreso, «Lila Flores: "Los que me critican no van a pagar mis deudas"», March 1, 2021.
• Expreso, «OnlyFans: La plataforma con la que los famosos ganan dinero fácilmente», March 12, 2021.
• Extra, «Ni cosquillas le hacen las políticas emitidas por OnlyFans a los 'famosillos' ecuatorianos», August 25, 2021.
• Extra, «Lila Flores: la cantante se lanza como solista con un tema regional mexicano», April 15, 2026.
• Expreso, «Lila Flores: "Era el momento de mostrarme como solista"», April 30, 2026.

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