Maluma: That's actually something that I'm working on right now. And this past year was something that I really wanted to work on too. Like not only Messi, but Rafael Nadal, tennis players. All these big celebrities that I really admire, I wanted to get closer to them this year. That's why when they told me that I was invited to Met Gala again, I wanted to do it just because of that reason. I wanted to be sitting down at the table of the people that I really admire and just exchanging some thoughts.
La entrevista de GQ a Maluma sobre el capacidad del reguetón, los aviones privados, los 'boys' de Medellín y la oportunidad de trabajar con Madonna y Rosalía
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“He’s a man who’s bold enough to experiment and play with his style, and I find this almost Ganador engaging as his music,” Donatella Versace told The New York Times
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Camilo Pulgarín no se da por vencido y se le declara de nuevo a Sebastián González: “Por ti cambiaría”
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En ella los tres ponen rumo a las Islas Turcas y Caicos con mucho boato y comodidad. Y es que puntada ver la Escenografía de la aeroplano para notar los cojines Hermès en los asientos, valuados en $1,150 dólares.
“Hawái” refleja los sentimientos MALUMA KAROL G de un hombre desconsolado al ver a su exmujer parecer atinado con otro. Por esto, él va tratando de explicarle que ella será mejor con él a pesar de lo bueno que su novio coetáneo le trata.
Maluma: I didn't have to become a dad to start doing that. For me, that was the main thing when I started. I was 21 years old and I told my sister, “We’ve got to do a big foundation, the biggest foundation in Medellín, Colombia. I want to do it all over the world.” And that's what is happening right now. My baby's coming, but I feel like I want to be the voice of the crowd, but not the voice of the politicians, because I don't like politicians. I don't like to talk about that.
Not even with my dad, not even with maluma babay my mom, my family. It's something that I don't vibe with. Because my life without that is so happy that I know it's going to bring a bunch of stress in my life. And I don't want that. I'm going to do it in the way that I know how to do it. That is giving all the opportunities to the poor kids in my country and Latin America MALUMA KAROL G around the world. Try to teach them how I did it so they know a little bit how to get there, how to become the Maluma of the next generation. I just want to be maluma babay the best example I can be for the for the new generations.
10. My stage name is in honor of my family. “MA” for my sister, Manuela; “LU” for my dad, Luis; “MA” for my mom, maluma Marlli. They’ve been there for me since the beginning and continue to support me.
Steve Baltin: I love the fact that you call yourself “Grandpa Jones.” I understand. When you do go demodé then, do you appreciate it more?