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Maluma’s Long-Awaited ‘Loco x Volver’ Is Finally Here

The Colombian star’s seventh album sees him return to his roots with features from Arcángel, Kany García, and Ryan Castro

Maluma’s Long-Awaited ‘Loco x Volver’ Is Finally Here

Maluma for ‘Loco x Volver’

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Maluma is back — and more personal than ever on Loco x Volver. This is the Colombian star’s seventh studio album and his first LP in three years since Don Juan. According to a release, the project “promises to be the most intimate and honest of his entire career.”

For the album, the Medellín-born artist tapped back into his Colombian roots, incorporating the country’s organic sounds and genres into smooth blends of Latin pop. On one of the most poignant tracks on the LP, he teams up with the late Colombian singer Yeison Jiménez for “Con el Corazón.”


Loco x Volver also features a handful of some of the most important voices across Latin music . Arcángel, Grupo Frontera, Justin Quiles, Lenny Tavárez, Ryan Castro, Kany García, Beéle, NG, and Luny Tunes all make appearances across the record.

On Thursday, just before the release of the album, Maluma shared “Tu Recuerdo” as the fourth single. The track is a modern take on cumbia, the classic Colombian genre. As a result, the music video leans into nostalgia with a grainy, Nineties effect over Maluma as he sings in front of the New York skyline.

Previously, Maluma released “1+1,” his collaboration with García, “Botero,” featuring Arcángel and NTG, and “Pa la Seca” with Castro.

Last month, Maluma officially announced Loco x Volver in an Instagram video. “I’ve been working on this for two years,” he said at the time. “I missed my true essence, that dreamer of a boy, and now, I’m back… This is an album that helped me heal.” On Mother’s Day, he also shared that he and girlfriend Susana Gómez are expecting their second child after their daughter Paris was born in 2024. He told Billboard it’s a boy.

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