Maluma Tickets

The name is a clue to everything that matters to him. Maluma, built from the opening syllables of his mother Marlli, his father Luis and his sister Manuela, has carried his family's name tattooed on his leg since he was fourteen, long before he became Colombia's biggest pop export. That combination of roots and ambition has driven one of the most consistent careers in Latin music over the past decade.

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What to Expect from a Maluma Concert?

Maluma's live shows have developed into some of the most ambitious productions in Latin music — the Don Juan World Tour featured custom LED formations, automation rigs and John Wick-inspired stage architecture across 31 US arenas, all designed in a two-week window. The spectacle is matched by a performer who is equally comfortable transforming a reggaeton hit into a salsa breakdown or slowing a crowd-favourite down to half tempo mid-set.

Sets typically run across 30+ songs, drawing from his full catalogue and often including covers reworked in his own style. The shows run long, they run loud, and they very rarely leave anyone standing still.

Maluma Biography

Born Juan Luis Londoño Arias on January 28, 1994, in Medellín, Colombia, Maluma grew up dividing his time between football and music — spending eight years in the youth academies of Atlético Nacional and La Equidad before the pull of performing took over. A singing competition victory in tenth grade and studio time gifted by his uncle on his sixteenth birthday set the chain of events in motion.

His first independent single, "Farandulera," generated enough radio traction in 2011 to attract Sony Music Colombia, who signed him before the year was out. Within two years he had been nominated for a Latin Grammy for Best New Artist and performed at the Latin Grammy ceremony itself — an extraordinary speed of ascent for a teenager from Medellín who had not long left school.

Off stage, he has channelled his success into El Arte de Los Sueños, a foundation he established in 2016 to connect at-risk youth in Medellín with arts programmes including dance and singing. His sister Manuela serves as its president.

Maluma Albums & Projects

Magia (2012) introduced him to Colombia and Latin America, going gold at home and generating consistent radio airplay. Breakthrough album Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy followed in 2015, debuting at number one on Billboard's Latin Albums chart and delivering three top-ten singles on the Hot Latin Songs chart — "Borró Cassette," "El Perdedor" and "Sin Contrato."

F.A.M.E. (2018) and 11:11 (2019) each debuted at number one on the Latin Albums chart, with Papi Juancho (2020) doing the same — an extraordinary run of four consecutive chart-topping albums. His sixth studio album, Don Juan (2023), explored a more sophisticated alter ego inspired by James Bond and classic lothario mythology, and was supported by his most elaborate live tour to date. In 2025, he performed the first-ever 360-degree concert at the Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium in Bogotá, a homecoming that he had described as a career-long dream.

Maluma's Most Popular Songs and Setlist Selections

"Chantaje" — his 2016 collaboration with fellow Colombian Shakira — remains his most globally recognised track, reaching number one on Hot Latin Songs and accumulating over a billion YouTube views within five months of release. "Medellín" with Madonna, which topped the Dance Club Songs chart, and "Hawái" (featuring The Weeknd on the remix) are the international crossover moments that cemented his standing beyond Latin-specific audiences.

From his own catalogue, "Felices Los 4," "HP," "Mala Mía," "Sobrio," and "Corazón" are the setlist constants, with "COCO LOCO" regularly opening his live shows. He has also racked up fifteen number-one singles on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart across his career — a figure that gives his setlists an embarrassment of options to draw from.

Maluma's Previous Tours and Festival Appearances

His 2016–17 Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour sold over one million tickets across 105 concerts and took in Asia, Europe, Africa, North America and Latin America. In 2018 and 2019 he sold out Madison Square Garden in New York and two nights at The Forum in Los Angeles — markers of a Latin artist crossing firmly into mainstream US arena territory.

The Papi Juancho World Tour (2021–22) stretched across four continents, including a headline appearance at the Mawazine Festival in Morocco in front of 200,000 people, setting an all-time attendance record for the event. He has shared stages with the likes of J Balvin across festival circuits and maintains a strong presence on both European and North American touring calendars.

Key Facts about Maluma

• Born: January 28, 1994, Medellín, Colombia
• Label: Sony Music Latin
• Genres: Reggaeton, Latin trap, Latin pop, salsa
• Awards: Latin Grammy Award, MTV Video Music Award, two Latin American Music Awards
• Chart record: Youngest artist to hold #1 and #2 simultaneously on Billboard's Latin Airplay chart
• Records sold: Over 18 million albums and singles worldwide
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