Maluma Halts Mexico City Concert to Lecture Parent About Baby's Safety

Mexico City, Mexico – During a recent concert in Mexico City, Colombian superstar Maluma paused his performance to address a fan in the audience who had brought a one-year-old infant without proper hearing protection. The incident, captured on video, quickly gained traction online, sparking widespread discussion about parental responsibility at live events. Maluma, who recently became a father, expressed his concern directly from the stage. "With all due respect, I am a father. How old is he? One year old? Do you think it's a good idea to bring a one-year-old baby to a concert where the sound is fucking harsh?" he questioned the audience. He continued, urging the parent to consider the child's well-being. "Next time, protect his ears or something. That's irresponsibility. That kid doesn't want to be there, really. I say this with all affection and with all respect, as a father, I would never have brought my one-year-old to a concert. So for the next time, be a little more conscious, okay?" The artist's impromptu parenting advice was met with mixed reactions from the crowd, some cheering in agreement while others appeared surprised. The video highlights a growing debate among concert organizers, artists, and parents regarding appropriate age limits and safety measures for children attending loud public events.

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