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Maluma has expanded his business ventures by opening a new nightclub, 903, in Medellín’s Provenza district, a hotspot for nightlife. The club, inspired by 90s apartments, offers a mix of urban and Afro-Caribbean music and has a capacity of 300 people. The grand opening on March 1 featured Maluma, Ryan Castro, and a performance by Joy.
903 stands out for its affordable cocktail menu, featuring mezcal, tequila, and viche-based drinks, with bottle service for premium selections. Operating Thursday to Saturday, it offers free entry on Thursdays, with a cover charge depending on the night’s event. The most expensive bottle on the menu is Dom Pérignon at $830.
This venture follows Maluma’s restaurant, Casa Eterna, and places him among other celebrities with businesses in Provenza, including Karol G and social media influencers.
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