Maluma Steams Up MTV VMAs With ‘Hawái’ Performance

 Jennifer Lopez  and  Maluma  are heading to the big screen next year. The pair’s upcoming romantic comedy is scheduled to open in theaters Valentine’s Day weekend 2021.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAs award shows try to figure out the right formula for putting on an event comparable to live pre-COVID TV events, MTV’s annual Video Music Awards put on quite a show Sunday night.

Miley Cyrus performed her latest single "Midnight Sky" at this year's MTV Video Music Awards, giving ataste of her upcoming album,She Is Miley Cyrus. "It's been a long night and the mirror is tellin' me to go home/ But it's been a long time since I've felt this good on my own/ Nine years went by with my hands tied up in your ropes/ Forever and ever, no more," Cyrus belted while donning a retro shot haircut and black sequin dress.

Coronavirus, be damned!

 Maluma  just made history at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMA). He was on stage performing his tropical hit “Hawái” and winning his first-ever VMA for best Latin video for ‘Qué Pena!’ with  J Balvin .

MTV Video Music Awards 2020, aka MTV VMAs 2020, had lined up a slew of artists to perform. With no disrespect to others performing, BTS' performance was undoubtedly the biggest highlight of the night.

Maluma is a winner!

MTV Video Music Awards.

MTV Video Music Awards may have been the annual awards show's first virtual version, due to the coronavirus pandemic, but that doesn't mean viewers weren't treated to epic performances from today's top artists. This year's performances were moved out of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, to various outdoor areas around the Big Apple with few, and in some cases no, audiences. Top acts including BTS, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and The Weeknd all performed during the regular

Map of the Soul: 7, reached number one in over 20 countries. “When things were difficult and frustrating for us, this was a sort of ray of light, a sip of sweet water,” RM told about the new song, “Dynamite.” “We call this our own recharge project and we hope that it will be able to recharge your own batteries, even if it’s only for a moment.”In a collective statement to NME, BTS said of the song, “We didn’t intend to choose disco for our digital single.

Maluma baby has arrived!

Maluma is performing at the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards in just a few hours, and he’s revealing what he was told he could not do during the set.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorStaging an awards show in a pandemic is a steep challenge, but for the VMAs on Sunday night, MTV and Toyota will present Latinx music stars Maluma and CNCO performing at a special drive-in location, where fans can enjoy the performances in a safe and controlled environment at an undisclosed iconic location overlooking the New York skyline.The performances will both be debuts: Colombian singer — and recent Variety cover star — Maluma will perform “Hawaii,” from his

MTV VMAs are almost here.Like nearly all awards shows in the age of the coronavirus, MTV's annual music video celebration is making adjustments in 2020, but still plans to pack the night full of celebrity appearances and performances from major artists.

MTV VMAs are almost here.Like nearly all awards shows in the age of the coronavirus, MTV's annual music video celebration is going virtual in 2020, but still plans to pack the night full of celebrity appearances and performances from major artists.

Grammy-winning rapper Roddy Ricch and Colombian superstar J Balvin will no longer perform at the MTV Video Music Awards. Ricch announced his cancellation in a statement posted to Instagram Live, saying: "My team and I did everything in our power to make this work, due to COVID compliance issues at the last minute we had to call off the performance." The MTV VMAs will air on Sunday at 8 p.m.

J Balvin and Roddy Ricch are no longer part of the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards. On his Instagram Story, the 21-year-old rapper confirmed that he wouldn't be able to perform during the ceremony.«Unfortunately, I won't be performing at this year's VMAs as announced.

 Maluma  has new music and an exciting new venture on his hands. Spotify  announced the Colombian star’s latest album Papi Juancho on Friday, along with a “campy, overly-scripted” mini-series.

Maluma is okay.