Cazzu responds to Maluma's criticism of a parent for attending her concert with an infant in tow
Argentine singer Cazzu is currently basking in the limelight of her global success, having surpassed the likes of Lady Gaga in terms of worldwide popularity. As she prepares to present her book "Perreo. A Revolution" and several concerts in Mexico, the music icon has been making headlines for more than just her professional achievements.
In a recent interview, Cazzu was asked about a scolding given by singer Maluma to a mother who brought her baby to one of his concerts at the Palace of Sports. Contrary to speculation, Cazzu did not judge the woman, expressing that it is very common for women to bring their children to concerts. However, she did condemn Maluma's behavior towards the mother, stating that it is not appropriate to scold someone in such a manner.
Cazzu's stance is primarily against Maluma's behavior towards the mother, rather than a broader commentary on children attending concerts. The singer stated that in her own concerts, it happens often that children are present, although she prefers that children be in the back due to the movement and pushing.
Meanwhile, Cazzu's personal life has also been making headlines. Her ex-partner, Christian Nodal, does not visit or live with their daughter, Inti. Despite this, Cazzu does not plan to change the maintenance legally, as she works and can afford her daughter's expenses. It is worth noting that Inti is not only a fan of Cazzu's music but also of Lady Gaga.
Cazzu is currently in Mexico, preparing for her book presentation and upcoming concerts. The information in this article is provided by Janet Méride. Maluma, a Colombian reggaeton singer, is having the experience of being a father. However, the details of his parenting journey are yet to be disclosed.
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