Maluma, born Juan Luis Londono, was performing in Mexico City over the weekend when the singer spotted a woman holding a young child in the audience without any ear protection.In a video that was recorded at the concert and has since been making rounds on the internet, the Colombian native asked the mother in Spanish:"With all due respect... how old are they? A year old? Less? A year."Maluma then told her:"Next time, protect their ears or something. For real. It's heavy. It’s your responsibility. You're waving them around like they're a toy. That baby doesn’t want to be there, for real. I’m telling you with all love and respect, now that I'm a father… would never bring them to a concert. For the next time, be a bit more aware."The viral video has since attracted the attention of various netizens, one of whom commented:@relientkenny @relientkennyLINKand he’s 100% rightSome netizens supported the singer for berating the mother for bringing a baby to his show.luca @LucaGuadagnegroLINKi LOVE this… why tf is your baby at a loud concert packed with screaming adults for hours being treated like an accessory. there’s a time and place.Bryant @bryanthedenLINKDid the mother respond or leave after he called her out? That’s a pretty intense moment mid-showMonica Howell @Monicaaa_HowellLINKI thought he was gonna pull ear plugs out of his pocket to give her.Meanwhile, others sympathized with the mother, claiming that the Sobrio singer shouldn't have embarrassed her like that.NameGames 🟧 @SolanaWakeBakeLINKshe didnt deserve that level of embarrassmentManuel Castro @mane9999LINKMaluma can afford a babysitter, that's the differenceZoeyyy @cyberkittyyzoeyLINKit's tough bc parents want to share experiences, but safety should always come first...According to PEOPLE Magazine, Maluma became a father last year after welcoming her daughter, Paris Londono Gomez, into the world in March 2024.Maluma parted ways with his manager after 12 yearsThe 24th Annual Latin Grammy Awards - Show - Source: GettyThe viral video from Maluma's Mexico City concert comes nearly a month after the singer decided to part ways with his long-term manager, Walter Kolm.According to Billboard, the managerial relationship between the two concluded on July 15, with Londono sharing in a statement his gratitude for working with Kolm. He added:"Looking back to the first minute that we started working together, I wouldn’t change a thing. On the contrary, together we showed that the sky is the limit and we accomplished the unimaginable. Today is the end of a professional cycle, but also the beginning of new opportunities for both of us. Our personal relationship remains intact, and like I always have, I wish only the best for him and his team."Maluma was signed by Kolm in 2013, when he was only 19 and had little recognition beyond Colombia. The singer also told the media outlet that he is not looking to replace Kolm with another representative, since "he was building a new team".Maluma's grandmother passed away on his birthday this yearMaluma Performs At Movistar Arena In Madrid- Day 2 - Source: GettyEarlier this year, Maluma shared a meaningful message on social media in February 2025.According to the Latin Times, the Spanish singer returned to his Instagram handle after a brief silence, sharing with his audience the personal transformation he went through during the time.In an Instagram story, Maluma wrote:"A lot has happened in the last month, beautiful things, a lot of transformation."Adding that his decision to step away from social media was influenced by the need to "heal many things," the 31-year-old continued:"I celebrated my birthday, and on the same day, my grandmother passed away... It was a day of duality, of mixed emotions."Maluma is currently on his six-headlining world tour, +Pretty +Dirty World Tour, which kicked off in Barcelona earlier this year, on March 15. Consisting of 24 shows, the tour will conclude this month, in San Salvador, with his last show hosted at the Jorge González National Stadium on August 23.