BINI Maloi

Mary Loi Yves Kipte Ricalde, known professionally as Maloi, is a Filipino singer, dancer, and actress born on May 27, 2002, in Lemery, Batangas. She is a member of the P-pop girl group BINI, where she serves as one of the main vocalists. Maloi began singing at the age of three and was involved in various extracurricular activities during her school years, including swimming, badminton, and serving as a majorette. She was also part of her school's chorale group, which won three gold medals as the Philippines' representative in a choral competition in Malaysia in 2018. Maloi completed her senior high school education at the Japan Philippine Institute of Technology in Bulacan as a scholar, graduating in 2024. As of 2025, she is pursuing a degree in communications at Thames International School in Quezon City.

Mary Loi Yves Kipte Ricalde, known professionally as Maloi, is a Filipino singer, dancer, and actress born on May 27, 2002, in Lemery, Batangas. She is one of the main vocalists of the P-pop girl group BINI. Maloi began singing at the age of three and actively participated in school activities, including swimming, badminton, and her school’s chorale group, which won three gold medals in an international competition in Malaysia in 2018. She joined Star Hunt Academy as a trainee in 2019 and graduated as one of the final eight members in 2020, officially debuting with BINI in June 2021 with the single "Born to Win." A scholar at the Japan Philippine Institute of Technology, she graduated in 2024 and is now pursuing a communications degree at Thames International School. Known for her eclectic fashion inspired by J-Fashion and local thrift styles, she’s been likened to a Gen Z version of Jolina Magdangal. Maloi is also passionate about community work, having participated in an outreach program in Tondo, which she described as life-changing. In addition to her music and advocacy, she has expressed a desire to pursue acting, reflecting her multifaceted interests and dedication to the arts.

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