The ‘Pretty Boy’ surprises his community with his new podcast where he will talk about mental health, anxiety and real personal experiences.
Maluma turns on social networks again, but this time outside the recording studio and stages. The Colombian artist announced the launch of his new podcast called“Things as they are”a deeply personal project in which you will open your heart to talk about topics that are traditionally considered taboo, such as mental health, anxiety and depression.
What are the topics of Maluma’s podcast?
Maluma shared the news through his social networks with an emotional message from Medellinhis hometown. In the video he explained that this project emerged after a year “very complex” emotionally and psychologically, a stage that led him to confront deep experiences of anxiety and difficult moments that marked him.
In “Things as they are”the singer will not only talk about his story, but also will give voice to professionals and people who accompanied him in his healing process. The central idea is to offer an honest space where people can talk without prejudice about topics that are often avoided, especially among men and within the culture of masculinity.
Maluma acknowledged that before he used to minimize mental health problems, responding with phrases like “exercise” or “get busy” to people with anxiety or sadness. However, at live it firsthand, He understood that it is not something superficial, but rather situations that require attention, care and sincere dialogue.
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The podcast will be a collection of intimate conversations between Maluma and the specialists who helped him recover your emotional well-being. In each episode, the artist will explore topics such as anxiety, depression, therapy, support mechanisms and strategies for find paths to healing that work for each person.
This project is also presented as a “Christmas gift” for their fans, since the first chapter will arrive this month, more precisely from December 13, in a period of the year where many people reflect on what they experienced and what is to come.
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In addition to his own testimony, Maluma is expected to invite other figures who can contribute valuable perspectives for those who are going through similar phases in their emotional health. The conversations seek break stigmasoffer real tools and open a necessary dialogue about the importance of asking for help, talking and recognizing that we are not alone.
Maluma, an example of bravery
What makes this podcast special is the approach from vulnerability, truth and empathy. The artist, admired by millions, takes a bigger step by sharing aspects of his life that are rarely seen behind the cameras and at concerts.
In a world where talk about mental health it’s still complicated, “Things as they are” is emerging as a necessary space to generate sincere conversations. With this impulse, Maluma not only gets closer to his followers, but also positions himself as a voice that seeks to normalize the expression of emotions and seeking help when needed.
This project is not only a new creative endeavor, but also a gesture of humanity: an invitation to face feelings without fear and to recognize that asking for help is a show of strength.
