Ron and Candy, an American folk duo, is best known for their contributions to the 1960s folk boom. Comprising of members Ron Eliran, an influential Israeli folk musician, and Candy Anderson, they were known for their melodic harmonies and poignant lyrical themes. Their most notable work is "Plastic Flowers," a song that encapsulates the anti-establishment sentiments of the time. Their music style and themes have made a significant impact on the folk genre, bridging the gap between Eastern and Western folk traditions.