Kumbia Queers is a vibrant and pioneering collective of musicians hailing from Argentina and Mexico, known for their electrifying and unique blend of punk rock with cumbia, a traditional Latin American music genre. Formed in 2007, the band consists of Ali Gua Gua, Juana Chang, Pat Combat Rocker, Inés Laurencena, and Pilar Arrese, who came together to mash up their love for both punk's rebellious edge and the irresistible rhythms of cumbia.

The group's playful name reflects their queer identity and their aim to challenge traditional gender roles and stereotypes within music. Over the years, Kumbia Queers have carved a niche for themselves with their genre-bending style, often referred to as tropipunk, and a high-energy performance style that encourages inclusivity and dance. The band's discography is a testament to their innovative approach, blending humor, social commentary, and an insatiable rhythm that has captivated audiences worldwide. Their most recent releases, including "Ghosteo," "Delivery De Vino," and "La Oscuridad Bailable," showcase their talent for making evocative and party-ready tracks that remain thought-provoking. Kumbia Queers continue to spread their infectious music and messages of liberation, equality, and fun to an ever-growing fanbase across the globe.