Reina de la Teja is a celebrated group hailing from the heart of Latin America, deeply rooted in the vibrant tradition of murga—a performance genre widely popular in Uruguay that blends spirited music, dance, and theatre. Often considered torchbearers of the murga style, Reina de la Teja breathes new life into the music scene with their energetic and theatrical performances. Through their songs, they tell stories that capture the essence of daily life, societal issues, and the jubilant spirit of their culture.

The group's catalogue is a colorful tapestry of live recordings and studio-crafted anthems, with titles such as "Los Deditos (En Vivo)" showcasing their dynamic performance style. "Cielo Celeste" and "30 Años" celebrate the passage of time and the nostalgia for the past, while "Los Hombres Y La Silla" delves into more reflective themes, hinting at the group's versatility. Their anthology, "La Reina del Plata - Antología," is a compilation that offers a curated look back at their illustrious career, a testament to their standing as the reigning monarchs of the teja genre. "Lo Mejor" serves as a greatest hits collection, bringing together their most beloved tracks. Their latest work, "Baterías Murgueras," continues to honor the deep drum rhythms that are foundational to the murga sound, ensuring the beats of Reina de la Teja resonate not just through their music, but through the cultural fabric of their homeland.