Career
Joan López Galo's drag persona Marina helped them reveal parts of their personality that are considered traditionally feminine, and this led to Galo coming out as non-binary. Marina threw themself completely into drag in 2011 because of a stay in Paris in which they felt free to express themself, including surpassing the binary parameters of gender. They are popularly known as "the non-binary goddess of Barcelona". Marina started her drag career in Candy Darling, a bar next to the University of Barcelona's plaza, where she worked as an artist in residence. Marina began working as a professional drag queen in 2018. In 2019, she won a contest inspired by '' RuPaul's Drag Race'', ''Futuroa Sarao Drag'' in Sala Apolo. In 2022, in the premiere of the second season of ''Drag Race Españ''a, she paid homage to the LGBTQ icon José Pérez Ocaña with her look, but above all she stood out for lifting up her skirt and exposing herself in her runway performance. She remained in the competition for the whole season, placing fourth. Marina studied audiovisual communications and has always been a film enthusiast. In this milieu, Marina directed a 2021 music video for Maria Arnal and Marcel Bagés. The same year, Marina formed part of the cast for the queer film ''¡Corten!'', directed by Marc Ferrer, along with Samantha Hudson andFilmography
Television
* '' Drag Race España'' ( season 2)Movies
* ''¡Corten!'' (2021)References
External links
* {{Drag Race España Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Drag Race España contestants Drag performers from Barcelona Spanish drag queens