

In conversation: Maluma on becoming a dad, hustling across genres and reggaeton's rise
Oct 21, 2023
Maluma, Colombian singer, talks about his world tour, new album, and his exploration of being a parent. He discusses his sense of responsibility and support for up and coming artists. The podcast also touches on reggaeton's rise and its ability to conquer charts by blending with other genres.
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Maluma's Genre-Fluid Approach
- Maluma considers his music genre-less, embracing diverse influences like bolero, pop, and salsa.
- Reggaeton's strength lies in its mixability with other genres, contributing to its global popularity.
Colombia's Cultural Resilience
- Colombia's history of conflict has fostered resilience and a strong work ethic in its people.
- The country's diverse geography and cultural openness contribute to its vibrant music scene.
Ham Sandwich Hustle
- As a child, Maluma made ham sandwiches to address his family's food insecurity.
- This early hustle instilled a strong work ethic, which he now applies to his music and business ventures.