From going to buy fabric together, to brainstorming each design, this mother-daughter duo creates epic stage outfits.
. Reina’s voice is on the song, and small pockets of Reina’s wisdom runs through the entire album. Reina improvised the spoken word interlude on the title track, the first song on the album, on the spot. She talks about the difficulty of learning English—Reina is an immigrant from Honduras—and how her daughter’s work resounds in others.
Though they work well together, their tastes clearly differ. “My mom thinks stagewear has to be over-the-top, and to some degree, I agree. Fabrics look really good onstage if they have a bit of shine or gloss because the lights will pick it up.” When they go downtown to buy fabric together, Reina picks out the most eye-catching, shiny, and fringed fabric that she finds.
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