Around the corner, in search of love and the loss of it, Jlo joins with Maluma to bring us ‘Pa Ti + Lonely’, a music short film full of sensuality and Latin power.

This girl boss shows us her power and class behind a letter about her exclusive articles that don’t compare in value to her love for him. A romantic lyric quoting her love story in places like her beloved Puerto Rico, under green and urban landscapes in New York City. For his part, Maluma declares his love in his sensual voice and unmistakable for this Latin bomb that has him crazy and for whom he confuses love with work.

In her first single of this year, Jlo brings us a story about billionaire investigating Executive Jlo, and as her guard Maluma becomes entangled in a love story wherein the end, Maluma betrays her as an undercover FBI agent and tries to bring to light her struggles with the law, condemned by her romance. This new music video clip is part of the soundtrack of his upcoming movie Marry Me, which premiered next san Valentin, February 12, 2021.

Under the FBI interception and a more moved Latino rhythm in ‘Pa Ti’ , for an underground style under hip hop rhythm in ‘Lonely’, these two fills the screen with sensuality.

Jennifer Lopez, Maluma – Pa Ti (Official Video)

Jlo presents herself with her unparalleled beauty, under diamonds and large rocks with off the shoulder Self Portrait swimsuit and continually surprises us with sexy ensembles such as his LaQuan Smith catsuit, furry Sally LaPoibte and Fendi coats and fashion outfits such as the David Kloma Blazer dress with diamonds, under the direction of her personal stylists of Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn.

Of course, Maluma doesn’t fall behind in love with his Colombian performance and streetwear style, with summer touches, vintage glasses and in the end, formalwear-clad that declares his style and versatility.

The video has more than 24.4m views and under the activity of Jlo and the support of stars of the Tik Tok platform as Charli D’ Amelio, their challenge has reached 1.2bn views.

Whether between Rolls Royce, sprawling mansions, luxury gardens, an office full of talented dancers, or in prison, this couple has managed to climb the temperature in the early English winter.

Words by Cami Martinez

Graphics by Frances Scott

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Although this year’s VMA’s was wildly different from years previous, that doesn’t mean there weren’t any incredible moments for us to enjoy throughout the show. The VMA’s was the first major awards broadcast to broadcast since the coronavirus pandemic. However, from extraordinary performances to dazzling red carpet looks, this socially distanced edition of the VMA’s still had it all.

Keke Palmer hosted the event from an outdoor set somewhere near the Empire State Building, and the ceremony began with a pre-recorded video honouring Chadwick Boseman, whom tragically died at age 43 on Friday. Boseman was “a true hero”, said Palmer, “not just on screen, but in everything he did”.

As the night continued the awards were handed out, and it was none other than pop heavyweight, Lady Gaga who dominated by picking up no less than five awards, including the newly added Tricon award. Tricon award recognises an artist who is highly accomplished across three or more disciplines). Other winners included The Weeknd for best video for blinding lights, Megan Thee Stallion’s Savage for best hip hop, Taylor Swift for best direction for The Man, Maluma’s Que Pena for best Latin, On by BTS for best pop and Doja Cat for the best new artist. Some other awards were added to fit these strange times with the categories best music video from Home which went to Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande and best Quarantine Performance which was awarded to CNCO.

As always, the performances were nothing short of spectacular. The Weeknd opened up the show with a spectacular performance of “Blinding Lights” over 1000ft in the air on top of a Manhattan Skyscraper. At the same time, fireworks explode over the water behind him. Doja Cat performed hits like ‘Say So and “Like That” while dressed in a scaled iridescent catsuit, surrounded by a colourful otherworldly set. Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga both wore face masks during their performances after Lady Gaga said “I might sound like a broken record, but wear a mask, it’s a sign of respect” during her awards speech. Other notable performances included BTS, Jack Harlow and Miley Cyrus who referenced her “Wrecking Ball” video from seven years ago by riding a disco wrecking ball this time around at the back end of her performance.

Throughout the night there were many calls for unity and racial justice with Palmer stating that the unjust killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and countless others have demonstrated that young people will “step up, take the fight to the streets and make sure they’re heard.” Rapper DaBaby performed Rockstar while standing on a police car with a sign saying, “stop killing us” and The Weeknd, during a subdued acceptance speech, said, “like I said, hard to celebrate, so I’m just going to say: justice for Jacob Blake and Breonna Taylor”.

The night ended on a good note with The Black Eyed Peas performing 2010’s “I’ve Got A Feeling” which had us all reminiscing of better times and Will.i.am had the final words of the night with “I know it’s tough right now, but we’ve gotta keep the love alive” while finishing with “Wakanda forever. Black lives matter”.

Words by Chris Saunders

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