Throughout the 1970s, Purim released a string of albums for the Milestone label. She and her husband Airto were also involved with the Uruguayan band Opa (which means "hi" in Uruguay. While managed by Martin Pichinson, Purim collaborated in vocals in the band's second album "Magic Time", and in return, Opa played in "Corre Niña" on Flora's album "Nothing Will Be as It Was... Tomorrow" (Warner Bros. Records). On the other side of the globe, her biggest solo hit in Asia, particularly in the Philippines, is "Angels".