The Colombian artist interrupted his show this weekend in Mexico City, to reprimand a spectator present in the audience with her child barely a year.
A brutal warning. Singer Maluma, who was performing this weekend at the Mexico City Palace, interrupted his performance after seeing one of his fans carrying a baby in the audience. “Madam, I’m going to tell you somethinghe launched him after removing his sunglasses. Don’t bring it here. With all the respect I owe you, how old is he? A year? »»
The Colombian artist, himself the father of a 17-month-old child, then served the young woman, asking him intimately from him “Protect the ears next time”. “Seriously, it’s capital, it’s your responsibility”he represented in front of the other 20,000 spectators. Before continuing, dissatisfied: “Do you think it’s a good idea to take a one -year -old baby to a concert where decibels are so high?” Where is there this noise so strong? This baby doesn’t even know what he is doing here. »»
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Maluma concluded his reprimand by treating the spectator of“Irresponsible”. “You agitated the baby as if he were a toyhe said. I tell you with all my love and all my respect. Now that I’m dad, I would never take him to a concert. Next time, be a little more vigilant. »»
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On social networks, the intervention of the Colombian singer has been viewed several million times. Many Internet users wanted to congratulate the artist for his warning, while others criticized him for taking part in a young fan who simply wanted to take advantage of the concert.
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This is not the first time that an artist has faced this kind of case. During the Taylor Swift concert at La Défense Arena in Paris in May 2024, an infant of just a few months old was seen in the public. The photo, seen more than two million times, has aroused a wave of controversy on social networks. According to an IFOP survey for the association “National Hearing Day”, 14 % of the under 10s consult a doctor for tinnitus. Parents are then recommended to equip their child with a noise anti -burning helmet to prevent the risk of hearing loss.
