Reyna Tropical, fronted by musician Fabiola Reyna, dives into the landscapes of the tropical diaspora with their music, exploring themes of intuition, connection, and spiritual survival. Despite facing the loss of co-founder Sumohair, Reyna continued the band's mission to amplify Queer Love & Afro-Mexican voices. Their debut album, "Malegría," is a vibrant blend of cultural influences, from Congolese rhythms to revolutionary artists like Chavela Vargas, marking Reyna Tropical's evolution from a duo to a solo project. The album celebrates themes of queer love and feminine sensuality, offering a sonic home for marginalized narratives.

"Malgria," Reyna Tropical's long-awaited debut album, blends bittersweet emotions with vibrant cultural influences, symbolizing a transition for the band from duo to solo project. Led by Fabiola Reyna, the album draws from diverse musical traditions, including Congolese and Colombian rhythms, and highlights themes of queer love and feminine sensuality. Through unique reinterpretations of cultural influences, such as lesbian guitarist-singer Chavela Vargas, "Malegría" offers a contemporary celebration of marginalized narratives, providing a sonic space for intentional relations with the earth.