At just 24 years old, Colombian reggaetón singer Maluma (born Juan Luis Londoño Arias) has already collaborated with some of Latin music’s biggest stars, from last year’s “Felices los 4” featuring ...

When Juan Luis Londoño Arias was a thin but sporty high school sophomore in Medellín, Colombia, his dreams ran big and small. Getting a girl, playing soccer, meeting Shakira and visiting Los Angeles, ...

Reggaeton artists Maluma and J Balvin have a lot in common. They both hail from Medellin, Colombia, are Latin Grammy winners, and American fans may have danced to a few of their hits in the clubs. But ...

Maluma is spicing things up on his seventh album. The Colombian heartthrob channels the playful sex appeal in his new collection of romantic and risqué tunes. After teasing fans with a few steamy ...

Reggaeton star — and Madonna collaborator — Maluma made it a very happy Friday for his fans when he dropped a surprise album, “Papi Juancho,” which he announced on Instagram Live at the stroke of ...

Maluma has often rightfully been branded as part of reggaetón's new wave of stars. His music lays into the driving beats, and he plays into the genre's masculine energy. But the Colombian singer is ...

One of Latin-pop and reggaeton's brightest new stars will return to El Paso, according to officials at the El Paso County Coliseum. Colombian singer Maluma will perform at 8 p.m. April 20 at the ...

The brand actually designed the looks with Maluma, including neon pieces that glow in the dark, that the artist is sporting during his international tour, called “11:11 Worldwide Tour 2019,” which ...

Colombian singer-songwriter and actor, Maluma is set to headline Yaamava’ Resort & Casino in Highland on Thursday, April 27. Tickets are going for $350-$2,500 at yaamava.com. Maluma seamlessly blends ...

In May, almost exactly 13 years after Reik released their debut album, the Mexican trio scored their first Number One hit on the Latin Airplay chart: “Me Niego,” an indomitable, reggaeton-laced ...

The Pretty, Dirty Boy who almost wasn't. By Michelle Herrera Mulligan When Juan Luis Londoño Arias was a thin but sporty high school sophomore in Medellín, Colombia, his dreams ran big and small.