As if the expectation of seeing one of its great stars for the first time on the big screen, specifically in the romantic comedy ‘Marry Me’, was not enough, the spectators of a cinema in Medellín received a pleasant surprise when realizing that Maluma himself was in the room to enjoy this story in which he stars alongside Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson.
On his social networks, the Colombian singer shared a video that portrays him doing an act of presence at the venue, buying popcorn and even visiting the toilets, before having a mass bath with the countless admirers who lined up at the entrance of the room to greet their idol and immortalize the moment with the cameras of their phones.
Likewise, Maluma poses proudly with a large promotional poster for the film, in which the diva from the Bronx shines in a special way thanks to that spectacular dress that she wears in one of the most played scenes tape esentatives.
“This is how it is to go see your own movie and obviously in my city, Medellín”, wrote the artist, whose real name is Juan Luis Londoño.
Last week, Maluma praised JLo, who highlighted the help he had given him to get the most of her film debut and the dream come true of having been able to kiss her on the lips.
“It was spectacular. Who wouldn’t want to kiss Jennifer, oh my! But we are very professional and, as always, we have to handle things up to the task”, he confessed in a conversation with ‘Despierta América’.
The past of February was when ‘Marry Me’ was released in theaters.
The film tells the story of Kat Valdez (Jennifer Lopez ), a superstar, who is in a relationship with Bastian (Maluma), who is also a music idol.
Both want to get married live in a ceremony scheduled under the title of ‘Marry Me ‘, accompanied by their millions of fans. However, minutes before arriving at the altar, Kat finds out that her boyfriend is cheating on her with her assistant. In response, the celebrity will impulsively choose an individual from the public in order to keep the wedding going.
Kat chooses Charlie (Owen Wilson), a teacher who attends a concert of the singer with a cardboard that says ‘Marry Me’.