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TORONTO (Barrio) – Maluma pulled out all the stops at his concert in Medellin, Colombia on Saturday April 30. The singer had multiple special guests including Madonna, Grupo Firme, Fied, Blessd, Kapla y Miky, and more.
Madonna sang their hit collaboration ‘Medellin’ and her hit song ‘Music’.
Grupo Firme also made the trip to Medallo. They performed their number one hit collaboration ‘Cada Quien’.
The sold out show, ‘Medallo en la Mapa’, was held at Atanasio Girardot Soccer Stadium. 54,000 fans were in attendance… and they loved it.
Source: Remezcla
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