Test your knowledge of Maluma's biggest hits, deep cuts and iconic moments.
A tender ballad and a raunchy Papi Juancho perreo can both be Maluma, and that mood swing is the whole test. The crossover hits like 'Hawái' and the Shakira duet 'Chantaje' are the parts that come quickly.
Past the hooks, the backstory carries points of its own: a stage name stitched from his family's initials, a Shakira duet, a Madonna single named after his hometown, a World Cup stage. These break a tie.
Maluma's catalog sorts by mood rather than year. The global crossover hits are the easy tier, then the romantic Pretty Boy ballads, the raunchy Papi Juancho perreo, and the star team-ups that hide him.
These are the worldwide hits everyone knows: the pandemic smash 'Hawái', the Shakira duet 'Chantaje' and 'Felices los 4'. Most players name them from the first bar, so they are the easy points that open any Maluma quiz.
The Pretty Boy side is the smooth, romantic pop that made him a heartthrob: 'El Perdedor', 'Corazón' and 'Borró Cassette'. Warm hooks and love songs, and the mood alone is a clue that you are on the softer half of his catalog.
Flip to the Dirty Boy side and the tone turns raunchy. His Papi Juancho persona lives here, in club tracks like 'Cuatro Babys' and 'Mala Mía'. Same voice, opposite mood, so the trap is assuming a hard perreo cannot be the same singer.
Maluma is reggaeton's go-to guest for global stars. He traded lines with Shakira, appeared on Madonna's 'Medellín' and Ricky Martin's 'Vente Pa' Ca', and got a 'Hawái' remix from The Weeknd. The curveball questions ask whether he is even the lead.
His Pretty Boy and Dirty Boy split. A tender ballad and a raunchy Papi Juancho perreo can both be Maluma, and his many global features hide him on other artists' tracks.
'Hawái', 'Felices los 4', 'Chantaje', 'Borró Cassette' and 'Corazón' are among the most-guessed in the songs round.
Shakira on 'Chantaje', Madonna on 'Medellín', Ricky Martin on 'Vente Pa' Ca' and The Weeknd on the 'Hawái' remix, all rich material for guess-the-feature questions.
Juan Luis Londoño Arias, born in Medellín, Colombia, in 1994. The name Maluma is built from his family members' initials.
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