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Maluma on Tour
Maluma is his own one-man show, a breakout star who successfully has married Colombia's nonstop tropical pulse with the swagger of reggaeton, adding a dash of romance for good measure. As one of the world's top urban Latino stars, he's (at least) a triple threat — a vastly talented singer, composer, and dancer who is also a judge and coach on La Voz Kids Colombia.
Maluma's live shows are, simply put, fire. Imagine a male Shakira, and you're halfway there. He brings the audience into the performance throughout, changing up beloved hits by slowing or speeding the tempo, or even transforming a song into salsa. He sold out Madison Square Garden in 2018, and his tours include the 2019 F.A.M.E. Tour as well as his first global headlining tour, 2016-17's Pretty Boy/Dirty Boy World Tour, which took him to Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America as well as Latin America.
Maluma Background
Maluma was born Juan Luis Londoño Arias in Medellín, Colombia, in 1994. He grew up playing soccer religiously, but he always showed an aptitude for music, winning a singing contest in 10th grade and officially writing his first song at 15.
When his uncle gifted him with studio time for his 16th birthday, a team of producers unexpectedly offered him the chance to record a full album. Their one condition was that he'd have to find a catchier name, so Juan Luis took the first two letters of his mother's, father's, and sister's first names, and "Maluma" was born.
Fresh out of high school, he launched his first single, "Farandulera," in 2011. He signed to Sony and debuted his first album, Magia, a year later. It was certified gold in Colombia, and Maluma began cleaning up at awards shows, winning both Shock and MTV Europe awards for Best New Artist.
His chart-topping 2013 single "La Temperatura" opened even more doors, and major collaborations followed: "Desde Esa Noche" with Thalía, "Chantaje" with Shakira, and "Vente Pa'Ca" with Ricky Martin, among many others. His next album, 2015's Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy, launched numerous hits and soared to the top of the charts, as did the 2018 follow-up F.A.M.E. In addition to rocking global audiences with his sweet reggaeton/pop/tropical mélange, Maluma also fights racism and is an outspoken champion of LGBTQ rights.
He was amazing!But his ending was very dry, didn't even say thank you in the end! Half of the people there didn't even realize he had ended the concert just when some confetti popped and called it a night. Not what I expected you can say rude much?
Good theater for events. I love it. I love it, if Maluma would do another concert in this place.
The concert was unforgettable and awesome! Meeting him was a great experience. The only bad thing is that we not able to use our cell phones to take our own pinctures and the staff only uploaded one pincture to the web. I was not able to choose the picture I liked the most even though I paid $300.
Amazing concert. Great venue. Good seats. Unforgettable!
Maluma started a bit later but not more than 30 minutes than advertised. He puts on a good performance keeps the crowd pumped. No audio probs.
Amazing show I would definitely go see him again when he comes back to Dallas
I am maluma fan. The show was amazing!!!! I was very exited when he started off singing my 2 favorite songs
This is one of the best concerts I have been to. I would definitely pay to see him again and even closer. It was an excellent experience seeing him in El Paso
Hotness overload!! Would definitely see him again.
It was one of the best concerts I have attended!!!
The best part was there was no opening act and it only started 15 minutes after the announced time. Amazing show. Only complaint I have is that there was girls who were trying to stand where my seats were to get a better view. If you wanted better seats spend more money like I did.
Loved the show! Loved his songs and dancers and Maluma is eye candy ;)
I love this event it was really awesome, Maluma looks more handsome in person than photos I love him
Maluma wassssss unforgettable, i hope to see him again
Took my girls I didn't know who he was but enjoyed the concert and would definitely go back to see him again.
