MIAMI.- In light of the video that went viral where Maluma appears apparently fighting with an Argentina fan after the final of the America’s Cupthe Colombian singer spoke out about it on social media.
Through an audiovisual published in several stories from Instagram, the interpreter of Mala has He assured that what they saw on the platforms was not a fight.
“Hey, greetings my people, what do you say? Well, we are back in Europe, we have several shows, “I have several commitments in Europe, but I wanted to stop by here on my social networks to greet you, to talk a little about what happened in that match against the Argentine national team. First of all, I want to greet our Colombian people, our Colombian team for that great effort, for that dedication in every ball, in every minute, they put us higher every day and I feel very, very proud to be Colombian and I wouldn’t change it for anything in the world. What a final, what a moment, what a passion for football. And on the other hand, I send a big hug to the Argentine people, congratulations as well for your Copa America,” said Maluma, while he was walking in the middle of a field.
Maluma clarifies alleged misunderstanding and congratulates Argentina on its victory
After that, the singer brought up what happened with the alleged Argentine fan, taking advantage of the second stories to write the phrase “Congratulations to the Argentine people” accompanied by three flags of the winning country.
“And I saw some rumors out there that I was fighting with the Argentine people. My people, that’s it (rude), don’t believe everything you see out there on social media. I wasn’t fighting with absolutely anyone. I even stood there to yell at the people of my own team, the people of Colombia, to get up from those chairs and start vibrating like we were vibrating because the game was very tense, it was very difficult; and well, there you know how one gets with the passion of football,” said Maluma, predicting a good destiny for his team in the 2026 World Cup.
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“I send a big hug to my Colombian team. Thank you for lifting us up, thank you for everything. The truth is, it was a moment that I will never forget, never, never, being there in the stadium with my teammates, with my team, with the national team, with Colombian music (laughs), in a suite “Everyone was excited and celebrating for our team. I think that is priceless, I wouldn’t change that for anything. So, I repeat, thank you to our team for what they did and congratulations to the Argentine people for the Copa America. See you in the very near future, we’ll see what happens. We’re ready for the World Cup. Congratulations to my team, I love you,” the Colombian concluded.
