Singer Maluma schools mother for bringing 1-year-old baby to loud concert. Watch
The incident happened just days before Maluma's final tour date in Guadalajara, Mexico. His '+Pretty +Dirty World Tour' began on March 15 in Barcelona, Spain, and has covered 21 shows across multiple countries.Recently, the singer also headlined the Baja Beach Festival at Mexico's Rosarito Beach alongside J Balvin and Don Omar. The event featured a star-studded lineup including Young Miko, Anitta, Blessd, Rels B, Oscar Maydo, Tito Double P, Cris MJ, El Alfa, Los Tucanes De Tijuana, Arcangel, and Wisin.- Ends
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