Maluma’s emotional reaction with the delivery man from Venezuela: the worker cries when he sees the singer behind the door, and the Colombian is moved and gives him a selfie

If there’s one thing that characterizes Maluma, it’s his ability to grab the attention of his followers on social media, be it with a sexy pose, music or a gesture that puts him on everyone’s lips.

And that’s it Juan Luis Londono Ariasbetter known by his stage name, did not miss the opportunity to surprise the fast food delivery man who came to the door of his home in Colombia.

“See the surprise this partner got,” Maluma wrote on his TikTok account where he shared a nearly minute and a half long clip showing the reaction Venezuelan Ilde Javier Cardozo.

The video begins with a knock on the door and the translator of “Hawaii” and “Happy 4” gets up to politely take your order. “It’s here,” he is heard saying as another person films the artist as he moves towards the entrance.

After the door is opened and the order is taken, the recorder notices the astonished face of the person on the other side of the door, a large man with a pronounced beard and a cap on his head, who remains almost speechless.

“Hey Parce,” said the astonished delivery man who gave the Colombian artist a high-five in a split second while the latter thanked him for his attention.

The exchange of words was only a matter of seconds, although after entering the apartment, Maluma gestured to the camera and said in a low voice “he left crying”, referring to the fact that he noticed the humble delivery man’s eyes filled with tears.

Almost immediately, Maluma left his home, barefoot, in shorts and a hooded sweater, to approach the worker and offer selfies as a memory of that unexpected moment.

“Pacero, come on, do you want to take a picture?”, he asked as the young man excitedly returned to capture the moment next to one of the most famous singers and composers of recent times.

The video culminates when the meeting ends and Maluma walks in to taste his order from the fast food restaurant Dembow, a site owned by the artist himself and launched in November 2022, according to MDZ’s review.

“A great experience and impression,” the Venezuelan wrote on his Instagram profile, where he also shared a photo that Maluma kindly took before leaving the building.

“What impressed me was your behavior and education. Congratulations!; “I don’t know you, but when I saw your impression, I felt a lot of emotions”; “You behaved decently because work ethic came first”; “I guess after you left you regretted not asking for a photo and he calls you that, a relaxed day at work and boom made you go viral”; They are read among the comments on the Venezuelan account. (AND)