Maluma stops show to scold fan
"Ma'am, I'm going to tell you something. Don't bring him here; leave him there. With all due respect, I'm already a father. What's he? A year old?"
Maluma gave his lecture mid-show in Mexico City over the weekend.
"Do you think it's a good idea to bring a one-year-old baby to a concert where the decibels are really loud, where the sound is really loud?"
The Felices los 4 singer continued, "Your baby doesn't even know what he's doing here. Next time, protect his ears or something. That's really irresponsible, and you were waving the baby around like he was a toy. That kid really doesn't want to be there."
Maluma - who shares a 17-month-old daughter with his girlfriend Susana Gómez - added that he "would never" bring his child to a concert.
"So next time, be a little more aware," he said.
As video of the interaction began to circulate online, fans had mixed responses, with some praising the singer for bringing awareness to the issue.
However, others were quick to call out Maluma for "embarrassing" his fan.
It's unclear if the mother left the venue after Maluma's warning.
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