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Maluma Criticizes Fan for Bringing Baby to Show Without Ear Protection - News Directory 3

Maluma Criticizes Fan for Bringing Baby to Show Without Ear Protection

August 11, 2025 Marcus Rodriguez Entertainment
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Original source: rollingstone.com

Maluma Scolds Fan ⁢for Bringing Baby to Concert Without Ear Protection

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  • Maluma Scolds Fan ⁢for Bringing Baby to Concert Without Ear Protection
    • Pop Star Stops Show to Address Irresponsible behavior
    • Tour Dates and Recent Controversy
      • The “+57” Controversy and Protecting Minors

Pop Star Stops Show to Address Irresponsible behavior

Maluma,currently on his +Pretty +Dirty World Tour,paused ⁢a recent concert in Mexico city to address a fan who brought a one-year-old baby without proper ear protection. A video of the incident, which quickly went viral, shows the Colombian superstar expressing his concern for the child’s well-being and scolding the mother for what he deemed irresponsible behavior.”That is an⁤ act of irresponsibility,” Maluma stated from the stage, according to footage shared on X (formerly Twitter) by Pop Crave.”And ‍you’re swinging him around as if he were a toy. That child doesn’t want to be there.”

https://twitter.com/PopCrave/status/1954603695347577289

The ‍incident highlights the importance of protecting young children’s hearing at loud events like concerts. Prolonged ⁣exposure to high decibel levels can cause permanent hearing damage, even ⁤in ⁤infants.

Tour Dates and Recent Controversy

Maluma’s +Pretty +Dirty World Tour began in Spain in March and is currently making its way through Mexico. The Mexico ⁣leg launched on August 6th ‍in Mexico City and will conclude in Guadalajara on August 16th, with the entire tour ⁢wrapping up in El⁢ Salvador on ‍August 23rd.

This incident comes after a recent legal challenge in Colombia involving Maluma and several other prominent ⁢Latin artists. ⁣Earlier this year, the country’s high court rebuked Maluma,‍ Karol G, J Balvin, Feid, ⁣and others for their involvement in the song “+57.”

The “+57” Controversy and Protecting Minors

The court ruled that the song violated the rights ⁢of children due to lyrics that were⁢ deemed ‍to “sexualize” minors. The original version of ‍”+57,” released in November,featured a lyric referencing a “hottie as she was 14.” This sparked immediate and widespread criticism.

Following the backlash, the controversial line was altered to “a hottie ⁣since⁣ she was 18.” However, the initial release⁢ and subsequent legal action underscore a growing awareness and concern ⁢regarding the portrayal of minors in music and the responsibility ‍artists have⁣ to consider the impact of their lyrics. ⁣

This latest incident at his concert, where Maluma directly ⁤addressed a fan’s perhaps harmful actions, further demonstrates his evolving awareness of responsibility – this time, regarding ⁤the physical well-being of his audience, notably the moast vulnerable among them. It’s a reminder for all⁤ concertgoers ⁢to⁢ prioritize safety and consider the potential risks,especially when bringing children to loud⁤ events.

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