Maluma's star-power shines on Jimmy Fallon: Inside the Según Quién TikTok sensation
Maluma dazzles on "The Tonight Show" with a performance of “Según Quién” and discusses his billion-streamed album "Don Juan," Marc Anthony’s wedding, and a TikTok trend racking up 40 million views.
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Fans went wild when Maluma graced "The Tonight Show" stage, offering an electrifying rendition of “Según Quién,” his catchy pop-norteño hit alongside Carin León. Beyond his undeniable stage presence, it was Maluma's candid conversation with Jimmy Fallon that captured the spotlight.
Billion-Streamed "Don Juan" and a Starry Wedding Affair
Diving into the success of his latest album, "Don Juan," Maluma couldn't help but glow with pride. Over a billion streams since its summer release? That's no minor feat! And if that wasn't enough glitz and glamour, he casually slipped in the detail of playing groomsman at Marc Anthony’s glittery wedding.
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Yet, it was his commentary on the TikTok trend for "Según Quién" that stirred laughter and relatability. “I was like, I don’t get it,” Maluma amusingly recounted, pondering whether it was a trend or a challenge. But with the video now boasting a staggering 40 million views, who can deny its virality?
While fans across the U.S. have had the chance to witness his charisma live on the Don Juan World Tour, the journey wraps up in Miami on Nov. 4th. And for those who've missed out? Let's just say the FOMO is real!
Roots and Realizations: Maluma's Introspective Turn
However, amidst the dazzle of the limelight, Maluma's recent interview with Rolling Stone revealed a yearning for authenticity. “When I went out from Medellín with my music... I felt like I was losing a little bit of myself,” he confessed, hinting at hits that, while chart-toppers, perhaps lacked his personal touch.
It's not just about global hits anymore. “Now I want to be successful, but in a more personal way,” he mused, expressing a desire to reconnect with his origins in Medellín, with family and friends, amidst the serenity of his farm.
In an industry that often prioritizes stardom over soul, Maluma's commitment to genuine success and grounded roots is not just refreshing - it's downright inspirational.
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