Pika the musical mosquito

This is the story of a female mosquito named Pika, who loves a boy named Kevin, whose blood not only feeds her and her larvae, but he makes her happy by playing her violin. It occurred to her a while ago that she was also able to produce beautiful music with her wings, instead of the buzzing that annoys humans, making it her obsession to compose a song and perform it for Kevin.
Pika is the leader of a community of mosquitoes in which the males are dedicated to taking care of the children and entertaining the females, and although she has a husband, Kevin throws her off balance by dreaming of a story similar to that of Dracula and her lover, however, Pika knows that her ideas are crazy and that she must take care of her family and the other mosquitoes, so trying to make sure everything is fine, she makes sure that the mosquitoes have a peaceful relationship with the humans they feed on, meaning they don't ring in Kevin and his family's ears, much less let them sleep.
However, the situation is complicated when a mosquito from the Amazon appears, called Ronaldinha, who is stronger than Pika and can also transmit a serious disease to humans.
Ronaldinha wants to punish humans for the damage they do to planet Earth and convinces the mosquitoes to come back to bother humans at night, and beyond that, she wants to infect them with the disease that she can transmit to them.
This story plays with some elements present in vampire stories, to talk about the real vampires, although the possibility of a relationship between a human and a mosquito makes for a particular comic story. It also raises the question of whether mosquitoes have some mission that we do not know about, or how important their existence is since they appeared on Earth. At the same time, it touches on the theme of a society in which women, in this case, females, are the ones in control, proposing how the males will demand more rights.