Maluma shares the music video featuring the song "Cielo a un Diablo" from his album "Papi Juancho".
The reggaeton artist's fifth studio album was digitally released by Sony Music Latin last August and in the coming days will be available for the first time on a physical product (CD).
"I like this song because it tells the truth," Maluma told "Cielo a un Diablo" in an interview with Billboard.
"The guy is completely honest. He asks her why she fell in love with him, if she knew who he was. She liked it because he was a bad boy. So, he says, "do not ask a devil for paradise." "It's a dark song, but it's also very commercial and I'm sure many of us are going through that," he explained.
In the music video for "Cielo a un Diablo" directed by Fernando Lugo, Maluma surrenders to a woman, who chains him and travels with him to hell, where he enjoys his company.
"Cielo a un Diablo" concludes with a message of hope and optimism from Maluma himself, who signs under his real name, Juan Luis Londoño Arias.
"It is no secret that 2020 was a difficult year, but it is everyone's intention to see the light of day in 2021," notes the Colombian singer.
