‘I’d like to be like them one day’: Alejandra Jaramillo inspired by Karol G and Maluma flaunting wealth on social media

In a colorful show of notes whoever can sit (Unimás) who thought about celebrities who show off their wealth on social mediaEcuadorian panelist Alejandra Jaramillo defended the position of celebrities.

In the report of reality show businesspublished on Wednesday, May 31, used Colombian artists as examples Maluma and Carol G.. Because of this, the former made headlines for the first time in 2019, when he declared in several very emotional publications, on the verge of tears, that he had achieved one of his achievements: have a private jetwhose price is about 26 million dollars.

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Recently, ‘Papi Juancho’, as he is also called, drew attention when he shared on his virtual platforms that he has expanded his sports car collection with a $400,000 Ferrari F8 Spider, which his followers showed that they were very proud of. But not everyone supported the singer Hawaiisince he is considered a materialist and a superficial person due to the display of these qualities.

When he is a singer-songwriter from Medellín, behind the success While I heal from the heart and mommyalso asked about the same luxury as Maluma, she stepped forward and assured that “I celebrate all my things, because if I don’t celebrate myself, no one celebrates me”.

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In this regard, dear Caramelo, as the communicator from Esmeralda is known, said that “I like the possibility of dreaming, that if I see Maluma and Karol G demonstrating everything they have achieved, I say that I would like to be like them one day. That’s why that they became normal, ordinary people by working a lot and getting the fruits of that work.”

Jaramillo ventured to point out that the criticism of these celebrities on social networks “speaks more about people and their own frustrations, their own envy, more than anything else.” (AND)