Indignant! Maluma is denied entry to a restaurant in Medellín

Maluma He is recognized as one of the most emblematic artists in the country.

His musical successes have taken him to stages all over the world. Furthermore, he has stolen the attention of all his followers by sharing his role as the future father of ‘Paris’, whose birth is expected in the coming months.

However, the performer of the urban genre, Juan Luis Londoño or better known as Maluma, is not exempt from facing inconveniences, especially when it comes to luxuries.

Why didn’t they let Maluma enter a restaurant in Medellín?

Through his social networks, the Antioquia artist made a complaint on the morning of this, March 7, where he reported that last night while he was going to a restaurant located in the city of Medellín, They didn’t let him enter.

This was due to the restrictions imposed by the dress code of the establishment.

“Yesterday they weren’t going to let me enter a place in Medellín because I was wearing shorts, who are the people who decide how you should be dressed to fit in a place?”, he noted on his ‘X’ social network.

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Furthermore, the ‘Cuatro Babys’ singer emphasized that I would not return to the place, because he considers it degrading to judge people by their way of dressing, since this does not define their worth as people.

“Denigrating people by how they dress… How you look doesn’t define who you are! I’M NOT COMING BACK!” expressed the Antioquia artist.

Given this, several users shared their opinions regarding what happened to the Colombian star.

While some stated that it is important to follow the establishment’s dress code, others supported the artist’s decision not to be influenced by restrictions. imposed on their way of dressing.

“It’s called private property and the right of admission Maluma, even if you are a “star” this is respected, there are dress codes, and if you earn millions of dollars with your “music” it costs you nothing to carry an extra change of clothes in the various cars. in which you move. Simple; If they do it to Don Juan, imagine us,” read the comments on the ‘X’ network.