Maluma, the acclaimed Colombian singer, took over the stage at the Cook Music Fest in Tenerife on Friday night, driving the 20,000 attendees wild. With hits like ‘Felices los cuatro’ and ‘Hawái’, Maluma made his audience vibe with him, and he even put on the CD Tenerife football shirt during the concert, a gesture that drove fans crazy.
The singer was engaging and interacted constantly with the audience. One of the most emotional moments of the night was when he saw a little girl on her father’s shoulders in the front row, with a sign indicating it was her birthday. Maluma didn’t hesitate to hug her, wish her a happy birthday, and shake hands with her father, prompting applause from the crowd.
Maluma, during the concert in Tenerife / Alberto Valdés (EFE)
Latin Music at the Cook Music Fest
The Cook Music Fest not only featured Maluma. The Saturday event brought together prominent international artists in Latin music and bachata like Jerry Rivera, Olga Tañón, Elvis Crespo, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Víctor Manuelle. In addition to the musical performances, the festival offered attractions, entertainment, and gastronomy from various countries around the world, providing a complete experience for attendees.
As the headline act alongside Maluma, Aitana also performed at the Cook Music Fest. The Spanish singer returned to the stage after her successful tour of Latin America with her #alphaTourLATAM, where she filled venues in iconic locations like the National Auditorium of Mexico. Her performance in Tenerife was equally impressive, solidifying her status as one of the most prominent artists of the moment.
