Drag Race México Episode 5: Release Date, Preview & Streaming Guide

The release date for Drag Race México Episode 5 is here. The show provides insight into a reality competition show that is featured in RuPaul’s Drag Race universe. We may anticipate seeing a range of Mexican culture throughout the episodes, as well as the beauty of the same through its drag culture.

We see that Valentina and Lolita Banana have finally reunited on stage to host the episodes in the opening episode of the season, Werk Room, Piatas, and Christian Chávez. RBD singer Christian Chávez is the season’s special guest judge.

The 11 queens chosen for the season were first seen making their way onto the stage for a formal presentation in front of the cameras. Everyone’s attention was focused on Matraka because she appeared to be a living representation of Mexican culture, and it was stunning. She was wearing a large Matraca toy.

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It is a very well-liked instrument in Mexico that is used to produce noise there. We learned that Pixie Pixie is Vermelha Noir’s drag mother when all the queens started talking to one another in the Werk Room later on. Along with it, she revealed a previous relationship she had with Gala Varo.

Recap Of Drag Race México Episode 4

Episode 4 was titled “Dragapulco Shore: The Rusical.” In the fourth episode of Drag Race Mexico, the queens dressed as showgirls for the Rusical challenge in addition to the much-loved reading challenge.

Additionally, each contender shone brightly in some of the best outfits of the season as the gold theme on the runway this week. Acapulco Shore actress Karime Pindter and co-hosts Scar Madrazo joined Valentina and Lolita Banana on the judging panel.

The reading challenge gave the episode an amazing start. The nine remaining queens donned their flashy reading glasses and made lighthearted jabs at one another. Serena Morena’s comparison of Argennis to Puerto Rican musician Elvis Crespo was one of the show’s most memorable moments.

Serena Morena was instructed by Valentina to be more “Suavemente” in her reads, which added just a little more crema to the humor. Gala Varo dared to preempt Valentina and Lolita Banana when she said that Drag Race México would finally allow a Mexican queen to take home the franchise’s championship.

In the end, Margaret Y Ya won her second mini-challenge. The Musical that came after was known as Dragapulco Shore, and it was patterned on the Acapulco Shore version of Jersey Shore that is popular in Mexico.

Argennis, who was offended by the comments made about her in the reading challenge, and Pixie Pixie were seen having trouble with the choreography during practice. Lolita Banana gave the latter considerable assistance in securing the relocation.

And the group known as “Las Estelares,” which consists of Gala Varo, Cristian Peralta, and Regina Voce, took on the principal parts. Each queen performed brilliantly in this musical, which you must see to fully appreciate.