Maluma to Perform on This Year’s MTV Video Music Awards

Maluma is preparing for the big show…

The 26-year-old Colombia singer has been added to the performers list for the MTV Video Music Awards.

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Maluma, nominated in the Best Latin category for his J Balvin collaboration “Que Pena,” joins a roster of additional performers that includes The Weeknd, Roddy Rich and Latin boy band CNCO, their first-ever time performing on the awards show.

It’ll be Maluma’s second time performing on the MTV VMAs. He performed “Felices los 4” on the 2018 show. It’ll be CNCO’s first performance on the show.

Maluma won a Latin Grammy for best contemporary pop vocal album in 2018 for F.A.M.E. He was nominated for a Grammy earlier this year for best Latin pop album for 11:11.

J Balvin, the most-nominated Latino this year, BTS and Doja Cat were announced as performers last week.

The August 30 show, to be hosted by Keke Palmer, will be held at various outdoor sites in New York, rather than at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, as originally planned. MTV is saying the show “will pay homage to New York with outdoor performances around the city.”

This will be the second year in a row that the VMAs will have multiple Latin performances. Last year, J Balvin teamed with Bad Bunny to perform “Qué Pretendes,” and Rosalía teamed with Ozuna to perform three songs — “A Ningún Hombre,” “Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi” and “Aute Cuture.” It’s a strong suggestion that Latin music is becoming a more

Additional performers to be announced soon.

Rosalia Teaming Up with Ozuna for New Single “Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi”

Rosalía is ready to urbanize her sound…

The 25-year-old Spanish flamenco-with-a-twist singer has joined voices with Ozuna on a highly anticipated collaboration. 

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Rosalia and Puerto Rican urban star announced the news via Instagram on Tuesday, sharing a short clip of their upcoming song called “Yo x Ti, Tu x Mi.” 

In the video, Rosalía is wearing a headband full of roses and a snippet of the track can be heard. She’s then interrupted by a FaceTime call from Ozuna, where he asks her “are you ready?” “I’m ready. Everyone’s here. OMG!” she says at the end of the call. 

This is the first time the two high profile artists are collaborating together. 

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Recently, the “Malamente” shared a mesmerizing piano version of Ozuna’s “Amor Genuino.”Last year, the two artists were spotted taking a photo together during 2018 Latin Grammyweek.