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Maluma Opens the Doors to Life in Medellín: ‘Loco X Volver,’ His Baby on the Way & More | Billboard Presents

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Maluma Opens the Doors to Life in Medellín: ‘Loco X Volver,’ His Baby on the Way & More | Billboard Presents
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Maluma shares insights about his life in Medellín during an exclusive interview with Billboard. He discusses the upcoming birth of his son, his new music project 'Loco X Volver', and personal topics such as mental health and anxiety. Maluma expresses his love for his country and the importance of his child's roots in Medellín.

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Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard + additional share options added Share on Pinterest Share on Tumblr Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share on Whats App Send an Email Print this article Post a Comment From Medellín, Colombia, Maluma invites Billboard on a personal horseback ride, during which he opens up like never before. In this exclusive interview, he shares details about the upcoming arrival of his son, his new music, Loco X Volver, his mental health and other personal topics that define this new chapter. He also speaks candidly about anxiety, the elections and the emotional memory of Yeison Jiménez. Maluma: I love who I am. It doesn’t matter if tomorrow they take away my fame, my money, my connections, if they take everything, I’m going to be fine.

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