List of awards and nominations received by Maluma

Maluma awards and nominations
	Maluma in 2017
Award
Awards and nominations
Award	Wins
Grammy	0
MTV Europe	2
MTV VMA	1
Latin Grammy Awards	1
Billboard Music Awards	0
MTV Millennial Awards	3
LOS40 Music Awards	5
Premios Tu Mundo	0
Lo Nuestro Awards	3
Premios Nuestra Tierra	1
Premios Shock	5
E! Latino	1
Kids' Choice Awards	0
Kids' Choice Awards Colombia	4
Premios TVyNovelas	1
Latin American Music Awards	2
Heat Latin Music Award	1
Billboard Latin Music Awards	1
Totals
Wins	79
Nominations	277
	Note ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination. ;

The following is a list of awards and nominations received by Colombian rapper singer and songwriter Maluma. He has released four studio albums. Maluma has won one Latin Grammy Award from eleven nominations, as well as an MTV Video Music Award, three MTV Europe Music Awards, and two Latin American Music Awards. He received the Spirit of Hope award at the 2020 Billboard Latin Music Awards for his foundation El Arte de los Sueños (The Art of Dreams).

He won the Latin Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album for his third studio album F.A.M.E. (2018). His fourth studio album 11:11 (2019) was nominated for Best Latin Pop Album at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards. In 2019, he received the ASCAP Latin award for Songwriter of the Year.

Awards and nominations

Award	Year	Recipient(s) and nominee(s)	Category	Result	Ref.
American Music Awards	2021	Himself	Favorite Latin Male Artist	Nominated	^[1]
		"Hawái" (Remix) (with The Weeknd)	Favorite Latin Song	Nominated
		Papi Juancho	Favorite Latin Album	Nominated
ASCAP Latin Awards	2015	"La Temperatura" (with Eli Palacios)	Most Performed Urban Songs	Won	^[2]
	2017	"Desde Esa Noche" (with Thalía)	Most Performed Pop Songs	Won	^[3]
		"Vente Pa' Ca" (with Ricky Martin)	Most Performed Pop Songs	Won
		"El Perdedor" (with Yandel)	Most Performed Urban Songs	Won
	2018	"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Most Performed Pop Songs	Won	^[4]
		"Felices Los 4"	Most Performed Urban Songs	Won
		"Sin Contrato" (with Fifth Harmony)	Most Performed Urban Songs	Won
	2019	Himself	Songwriter of the Year	Won	^[5]
		"Amigos Con Derechos" (with Reik)	Most Performed Songs	Won
		"Mala Mía"		Won
		"El Préstamo"		Won
		"Corazón" (with Nego do Borel)		Won
		"Clandestino" (with Shakira)		Won
	2020	"11 PM"		Won	^[6]
		"Créeme" (with Karol G)		Won
		"HP"		Won
	2021	"ADMV"		Won	^[7]
		"Hawái"		Won
		"Qué Pena" (ft J Balvin)		Won
	2022	"Amor En Coma" (ft. Manuel Turizo)		Won	^[8]
	2022	"Sobrio"		Won	^[8]
Billboard Music Awards	2016	"Borró Cassette"	Top Latin Song	Nominated	^[9]
	2017	Himself	Top Latin Artist	Nominated	^[10]
	2017	"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Top Latin Song	Nominated	^[10]
	2018	"Felices Los 4"	Top Latin Song	Nominated	^[11]
	2019	Himself	Top Latin Artist	Nominated	^[12]^[13]
	2020	11:11	Top Latin Album	Nominated	^[14]
	2021	Himself	Top Latin Artist	Nominated	^[15]^[16]
	2021	"Hawái" (with The Weeknd)	Top Latin Song	Nominated	^[15]^[16]
Billboard Latin Music Awards	2016	Himself	Artist of the Year, New	Nominated	^[17]
	2016	"Borró Cassette"	Latin Rhythm Song of the Year	Nominated	^[17]
	2017	Himself	Social Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[18]
			Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year, Male	Nominated
			Latin Rhythm Songs Artist of the Year, Solo	Nominated
			Latin Rhythm Albums Artist of the Year, Solo	Nominated
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Hot Latin Song of the Year, Vocal Event	Nominated
		"El Perdedor" (with Yandel)	Latin Rhythm Song of the Year	Nominated
		Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy	Latin Rhythm Album of the Year	Nominated
	2018	Himself	Social Artist of the Year	Won	^[19]
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Hot Latin Song of the Year, Vocal Event	Nominated
			Digital Song of the Year	Nominated
			Streaming Song of the Year	Nominated
			Latin Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Felices Los 4"	Hot Latin Song of the Year	Nominated
			Airplay Song of the Year	Nominated
			Digital Song of the Year	Nominated
			Streaming Song of the Year	Nominated
			Latin Rhythm Song of the Year	Nominated
	2019	Himself	Top Latin Albums Artist of the Year, Male	Nominated	^[20]
		Himself	Latin Rhythm Artist of the Year, Solo	Nominated
		"Clandestino" (with Shakira)	Latin Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
	2020	Himself	Latin Rhythm Artist of the Year, Solo	Nominated	^[21]
		“Vivir Bailando” (with Silvestre Dangond)	Tropical Song of the Year	Nominated	^[21]
		Himself	Spirit of Hope	Won	^[22]
	2021	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[23]
			Male Hot Latin Songs Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Latin Rhythm Artist of the Year	Nominated
		"Hawái" (with The Weeknd)	Hot Latin Song of the Year, Vocal Event	Nominated
			Hot Latin Song of the Year	Nominated
			Airplay Song of the Year	Won
			Sales Song of the Year	Nominated
			Streaming Song of the Year	Nominated
			Latin Rhythm Song of the Year^[24]	Won
		Papi Juancho	Top Latin Album of the Year	Nominated
		Papi Juancho	Latin Rhythm Album of the Year	Nominated
	2022	Himself	Tour of the Year	Nominated	^[25]
	2022	"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Regional Mexican Song of the Year	Nominated	^[25]
	2023	"Junio"	Latin Pop Song of the Year	Nominated	^[26]
Billboard Touring Awards	2018	Himself	Breakthrough Artist	Nominated	^[27]
Grammy Awards	2020	11:11	Best Latin Pop Album	Nominated	^[28]
	2023	The Love & Sex Tape	Best Música Urbana Album	Nominated	^[29]
	2024	Don Juan	Best Latin Pop Album	Nominated	^[30]
Latin Grammy Awards	2013	Himself	Best New Artist	Nominated	^[31]
	2015	"El Tiki"	Best Urban Performance	Nominated	^[32]
	2017	"Vente Pa' Ca" (with Ricky Martin)	Record of the Year	Nominated	^[33]
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)		Nominated
		"Felices los 4"		Nominated
		"Felices los 4"	Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Vente Pa' Ca" (with Ricky Martin)		Nominated
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)		Nominated
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Best Urban Fusion/Performance	Nominated
	2018	F.A.M.E.	Best Contemporary Pop Vocal Album	Won	^[34]
	2020	"ADMV"	Song of the Year	Nominated	^[35]
	2021	"Hawái"	Song of the Year	Nominated	^[36]
	2021	"Hawái (Remix)" (with The Weeknd)	Best Urban Fusion/Performance	Nominated	^[36]
	2022	"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Best Regional Mexican Song	Nominated	^[37]
	2023	"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Record of the Year	Nominated	^[38]
	2023	"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Best Tropical Song	Nominated	^[38]
Latin American Music Awards	2015	Himself	New Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[39]
	2016	"El Perdedor" (with Yandel)	Favorite Collaboration	Nominated	^[40]
	2016	"Borró Cassette"	Favorite Urban Song	Nominated	^[40]
	2017	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[41]
		Himself	Favorite Artist Urban	Nominated
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Song of the Year	Nominated
			Favorite Collaboration	Nominated
			Favorite Song Pop/Rock	Nominated
		"Vente Pa' Ca" (with Ricky Martin)	Favorite Song Pop/Rock	Nominated
		"Felices Los 4"	Favorite Song Urban	Won
	2018	Himself	Extraordinary Evolution Award	Won	^[42]^[43]
			Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Favorite Male Artist	Nominated
			Favorite Artist Urban	Nominated
		"Corazón" (with Nego do Borel)	Song of the Year	Nominated
	2019	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[44]
		"Amigos Con Derechos" (with Reik)	Favorite Pop Song	Nominated
		“Vivir Bailando” (with Silvestre Dangond)	Favorite Song - Tropical	Nominated
		“La Respuesta” (with Becky G)	Favorite Video	Nominated
	2021	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[45]
		Himself	Favorite Male Artist	Nominated
		"Hawái (Remix)" (with The Weeknd)	Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Hawái (Remix)" (with The Weeknd)	Favorite Urban Song	Nominated
	2022	Himself	Favorite Urban Artist	Nominated	^[46]
		Papi Juancho	Favorite Urban Album	Nominated
		"Sobrio"	Favorite Pop Song	Nominated
		Papi Juancho Tour	Favorite Tour	Nominated
	2023	"Junio"	Favorite Pop Song	Nominated	^[47]
	2023	Papi Juancho World Tour	Tour of the Year	Nominated	^[47]
LOS40 Music Awards	2014	Himself	Best Colombian Act	Won
	2016	Himself	Best Latin Artist	Nominated	^[48]
	2016	"Borró Cassette"	Global Show Awards	Won	^[48]
	2017	Himself	Best Latin Artist	Won	^[49]
		"Felices Los 4"	LOS40 Global Show Award	Nominated
		Pretty Boy Dirty Boy World Tour	Tour of the Year	Nominated
	2018	Himself	Best Latin Artist	Nominated	^[50]
	2018	"Corazón" (with Nego do Borel)	LOS40 Global Show Award	Nominated	^[50]
	2020	Himself	Best Latin Act	Won	^[51]^[52]
		Himself	Best Urban Act	Nominated
		"Hawái"	Best Latin Song	Won
		"Hawái"	Best Latin Video	Nominated
	2022	Himself	Best Latin Act	Nominated	^[53]
	2022	Papi Juancho Tour	Best Latin Tour, Festival or Concert	Nominated	^[53]
	2023	Himself	Best Latin Act	Nominated	^[54]
	2023	"Coco Loco"	Best Latin Song	Nominated	^[54]
MTV Europe Music Awards	2013	Himself	Best Latin America Central Act	Nominated	^[55]
	2016		Best Latin America Central Act	Won	^[56]
	2017		Best Colombian Act	Won	^[57]
	2018		Best Latin America Central Act	Nominated	^[58]
	2019		Best Latin America Central Act	Nominated	^[59]
	2020		Best Latin	Nominated	^[60]
			Best Virtual Live	Nominated
			Best Latin America Central Act	Nominated
	2021		Best Latin America Central Act	Nominated	^[61]
	2021		Best Latin	Won	^[61]
MTV Millennial Awards	2014		Artist of the Year (Colombia)	Won	^[62]
			Latin Star on Instagram	Nominated
			Millennial + Hot	Nominated
	2016		Snapchatter of the Year (Colombia)	Nominated	^[63]
			Perfect Match	Nominated
			Artist of the Year (Colombia)	Won
		"Borró Cassette"	Hit of the Year	Nominated
	2017	Himself	Artist of the Year (Colombia)	Won	^[64]
		Himself	Instagrammer of the Year (Colombia)	Nominated
		"Me Llamas" (Remix) (with Piso 21)	Best Party Anthem	Nominated
		"Vente Pa' Ca" (with Ricky Martin)	Best Party Anthem	Nominated
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"El Perdedor"	Hit of the Year	Nominated
	2018	Himself	Artist of the Year (Colombia)	Nominated	^[65]
			Instagrammer of the Year (Colombia)	Nominated
			Fan of the Year	Nominated
		"Corazón" (with Nego do Borel)	Hit of the Year	Nominated
		"El Préstamo"	Video of the Year	Nominated
	2019	Himself	Artist of the Year (Colombia)	Nominated
		Himself	Fan of the Year	Nominated
		"Mala Mia"	Hit of the Year	Nominated
		"Friends with Rights" (with Reik)	Hit of the Year	Nominated
	2021	Himself	Artist of the Year (Colombia)	Nominated	^[66]
		Himself	MIAW Artist	Nominated
		"Hawái"	Hit of the Year	Nominated
	2022	Himself	MIAW Artist	Nominated	^[67]
	2022	"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Music Ship of the Year	Nominated	^[67]
MTV Video Music Awards	2018	"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Best Latin	Nominated	^[68]^[69]
	2018	"Felices los 4"		Nominated	^[68]^[69]
	2019	"Mala Mia"		Nominated	^[70]
	2020	"Qué Pena" (ft J Balvin)		Won	^[71]
	2021	"Hawái"		Nominated	^[72]
	2023	"La Reina"	Video for Good	Nominated	^[73]
Multishow Brazilian Music Award	2017	"Sim ou Não" (with Anitta)	Best Song	Won	^[74]
Meus Prêmios Nick	2017	"Sim ou Não" (with Anitta)	Favorite Collaboration	Nominated	^[75]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards	2015	Himself	Favorite Artis Hispanic America	Nominated	^[76]
Nickelodeon Colombia Kids' Choice Awards	2014	Himself	Favorite National Artist or Group	Won	^[77]
	2016		Favorite National Artist or Group	Won
			Best Male Look	Nominated
		"Borro Cassette"	Favorite Latin Song	Won
	2017	Himself	Favorite National Artist or Group	Won
Nickelodeon Argentina Kids' Choice Awards	2018	Himself	Favorite International Artist or Group	Nominated
Nickelodeon Argentina Kids' Choice Awards	2018	"Corazón" (with Nego do Borel)	Favorite Latin American Song	Nominated
E! Latino	2014	Himself	Celebrity E!	Won	^[78]
Heat Latin Music Awards	2015	Himself	Best Artist Andino	Nominated	^[79]
	2016		Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[80]
			Best Artist Andino	Won
		"Borró Casette"	Best Video	Nominated
	2017	Himself	Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[81]
			Best Urban Artist	Nominated
			Best Artist Andino	Nominated
	2019		Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[82]
			Best Urban Artist	Nominated
		"Felices Los 4" (with Marc Anthony)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
	2020	Himself	Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[83]
	2021	Himself	Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[84]
	2021	"Mi Niña (Remix)" (with Wisin, Myke Towers & Anitta)	Best Video	Won	^[84]
	2022	Himself	Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[85]
	2023	Himself	Best Male Artist	Nominated	^[86]
		"La Reina"	Best Video	Nominated
		"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Song of the Year	Nominated
iHeartRadio Music Awards	2019	Himself	Latin Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[87]
	2019	"Clandestino" (with Shakira)	Latin Song of the Year	Nominated	^[87]
	2020	Himself	Latin Pop/Urban Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[88]
	2021	Himself	Latin Pop/Reggaeton Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[89]
		"Hawái (Remix)" (with The Weeknd)	Latin Pop/Reggaeton Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Hawái"	Best Music Video	Nominated
	2023	"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Regional Mexican Song of the Year	Nominated	^[90]
Lunas del Auditorio	2017	Himself	Best Urban	Won	^[91]
People's Choice Awards	2019	Himself	The Latin Artist of 2019	Nominated	^[92]
	2020		The Latin Artist of 2020	Nominated	^[93]
	2021		The Latin Artist of 2021	Nominated	^[94]
	2024		The Male Latin Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[95]
Premios Juventud	2016	Himself	Voz del Momento	Nominated	^[96]
			Mi Artista Urbano	Nominated
			Mi Tuitero Favorito	Nominated
		"Desde Esa Noche" (with Thalía)	La Combinación Perfecta	Nominated
		Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy	Lo Toco Todo	Nominated
		"Borro Cassette"	La Más Pegajosa	Nominated
		Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour	El Súper Tour	Nominated
		Malumaniaticas	Mi "Fan Army" Favorito	Nominated
	2017	Himself	Mejor Fashionista	Won	^[97]
		Himself	Mejor Instagram	Won
		"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Major Canción para "Chillin"	Won
			Combination Preferita	Nominated
			Major Canción para Bailar	Won
		"Vente Pa' Ca" (with Ricky Martin)	Major Canción para Cantar	Won
		"Me Llamas" (with Piso 21)	Major Canción para Cantar	Won
	2019	Himself	Singer + Songwriter + Composer (Best Singer-Songwriter)	Nominated	^[98]
			High Fashion	Won
			Shoe-Aholic	Won
			Hair Obsessed	Won
		"Créeme" (with Karol G)	Best Song: Can't Get Enough of This Song	Won
		"Créeme" (with Karol G)	This Is a BTS (Best Behind the Scenes)	Nominated
		"La Respuesta" (with Becky G)	Sick Dance Routine (Best Choreography)	Won
		"HP"	Sick Dance Routine (Best Choreography)	Won
	2020	Himself	Breaking the Internet	Nominated	^[99]
		Himself	High Fashion	Nominated
		"Qué Pena" (with J Balvin)	The Perfect Mix	Nominated
	2021	Himself	Male Youth Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[100]
		"Mi Niña (Remix)" (with Wisin, Myke Towers, Anitta & Los Legendarios)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
		"Porfa (Remix)" (with Feid, Justin Quiles, J Balvin, Nicky Jam & Sech)	Best Collaboration	Nominated
		"Hawái"	Viral Track of the Year	Nominated
		"Hawái (Remix)" (with The Weeknd)	Collaboration with an Anglo artist	Won
		"100 Años" (with Carlos Rivera & Calibre 50)	Best Regional Mexican Fusion	Nominated
		Papi Juancho	Album of the Year	Nominated
	2022	Himself	Male Youth Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[101]
		Himself	Trendiest Artist	Nominated
		"Mojando Asientos" (with Feid)	The Perfect Mix	Nominated
		"Mamá Tetema" (with Rayvanny)	Collaboration OMG	Nominated
		"Sobrio"	Viral Track of the Year	Nominated
		"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Best Regional Mexican Fusion	Won
	2023	Himself	My Favorite Trendsetter	Nominated	^[102]
		"Ojalá" (with Adam Levine & The RudeBoyz)	OMG Collaboration	Nominated
		"La Reina"	Video with the Most Powerful Message	Won
		"Nos Comemos Vivos" (with Chencho Corleone)	Best Urban Mix	Nominated
		"Nunca y Pico" (with Yandel & Eladio Carrion)	Best Urban Mix	Nominated
		"Junio"	Best Pop Track	Nominated
		The Love & Sex Tape (Deluxe Edition)	Best Pop/Urban Album	Nominated
		"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Best Tropical Hit	Nominated
		"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Best Tropical Mix	Nominated
Premios Lo Nuestro	2015	"La Temperatura'" (with Eli Palacios)	Urban Collaboration of the Year	Nominated	^[103]
	2017	"Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy"	Album of the Year - Urban	Won	^[104]
		"El Perdedor"	Song of the Year - Urban	Nominated
		Himself	Artist of the Year - Urban	Won
	2019	"Clandestino" (with Shakira)	Collaboration of the Year - Pop/Rock	Nominated	^[105]
		"El Prestamo"	Video of the Year	Nominated
		"F.A.M.E. World Tour"	Tour of the Year	Nominated
		Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Artist of the Year - Pop/Rock	Won
			Social Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2020	"Amigos Con Derechos" (with Reik)	Pop/Rock Collaboration of the Year	Nominated	^[106]
		"Amigos Con Derechos" (with Reik)	Urban/Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Créeme" (with Karol G)	Pop/Rock Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"Créeme" (with Karol G)	Urban/Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Vivir Bailando" (with Silvestre Dangond)	Tropical Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Vivir Bailando" (with Silvestre Dangond)	Tropical Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"11:11 "	Album of the Year	Nominated
		"11:11 World Tour "	Tour of the Year	Nominated
	2021	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[107]
		Himself	Male Urban Artist of the Year	Nominated
		"ADMV"	Song of the Year	Nominated
			Pop Song of the Year	Won
			Pop/Ballad Song of the Year	Won
		"Hawái"	Urban Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Qué Pena" (with J Balvin)	Urban Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"Hawái" (Remix) (with The Weeknd)	Crossover Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"Hawái" (Remix) (with The Weeknd)	Remix of the Year	Nominated
		"Porfa" (Remix) (with Justin Quiles, J Balvin, Nicky Jam & Sech)	Remix of the Year	Nominated
		"Papi Juancho"	Album of the Year	Nominated
		"Papi Juancho"	Urban Album of the Year	Nominated
	2022	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[108]
		Himself	Pop Artist of the Year	Nominated
		"100 Años" (with Carlos Rivera)	Perfect Mix of The Year	Nominated
		"Perfecta" (with Reik)	Pop Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"Amor en Coma" (with Manuel Turizo)	Urban Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"Sobrio"	Urban/Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
	2023	Himself	Male Pop Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[109]
		"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Song of the Year	Nominated
			The Perfect Mix of the Year	Won
			Banda Song of the Year	Won
		Papi Juancho World Tour	Tour of the Year	Nominated
		"Sobrio"	Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
		The Love & Sex Tape	Urban Album of the Year	Nominated
		"Mama Tetema" (with Rayvanny)	Urban/Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
	2024	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[110]
		Himself	Male Pop Artist of the Year	Won
		"Nunca y Pico" (with Yandel & Eladio Carrion)	Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Nunca y Pico" (with Yandel & Eladio Carrion)	Urban Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		Don Juan	Album of the Year	Nominated
		Don Juan	Pop/Urban Album of the Year	Nominated
		"Ojalá" (with Adam Levine & The RudeBoyz)	Crossover Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
		"Según Quién" (with Carín León)	The Perfect Mix of the Year	Won
		"Según Quién" (with Carín León)	Mexican Regional Collaboration of the Year	Won
		"Coco Loco"	Pop Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Junio"	Pop/Urban Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Celular" (with Nicky Jam & The Chainsmokers)	Urban Pop/Dance Song of the Year	Nominated
		"Tá OK (Remix)" (with Karol G, Dennis & MC Kevin O Chris)	Urban Pop/Dance Song of the Year	Won
		"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Tropical Collaboration of the Year	Nominated
Premios Nuestra Tierra	2012	Himself	Best New Artist of the Year	Nominated
	2013		Best Artist of the Year	Nominated
			Best Urban Artist Solo or Group of the Year	Nominated
			Best Artist of the Public	Nominated
		MalumaFamily	Best Fan Club	Nominated
		@malumacolombia	Twitterer of the Year	Nominated
	2014	"La Temperatura" (with Eli Palacios)	Best Urban Interpretation of the Year	Won	^[111]
		"La Temperatura" (with Eli Palacios)	Best Song of Public	Nominated
		Himself	Best Urban Artist Solo or Group of the Year	Nominated
		Himself	Best Artist of the Public	Nominated
		MalumaFamily	Best Fan Club	Nominated
		@malumacolombia	Twitterer of the Year	Nominated
	2020	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[112]
		Himself	Best Arstist - Public Vote	Nominated
		"HP"	Best Video	Nominated
		"11 PM"	Best Urban Song	Nominated
		"11 PM"	Best Song - Public Vote	Nominated
		"11:11"	Album of the Year	Nominated
		11:11 World Tour	Best Tour	Nominated
	2021	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[113]
			Best Image in The World	Nominated
			Best Arstist - Public Vote	Nominated
		"Hawái"	Song of the Year	Won
			Best Video	Nominated
			Best Song - Public Vote	Nominated
		Papi Juancho	Album of the Year	Nominated
		"Parce" (with Justin Quiles & Lenny Tavárez)	Best Urban Song	Nominated
		"ADMV"	Best Pop Song	Nominated
		"Qué Chimba"	Best Dance/Electro Song	Nominated
		11:11 (Europe)	Best Tour	Nominated
	2022	"Sobrio"	Song of the Year	Nominated	^[114]
			Best Pop Song	Nominated
			Best Song - Public Vote	Nominated
		"Aloha" (with Rauw Alejandro, Darell & Béele)	Best Urban Song	Nominated
		Papi Juancho Tour	Best Tour	Nominated
	2023	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[115]
		Himself	Best Urban Artist	Nominated
		"Ojalá" (with Adam Levine & The RudeBoyz)	Best Urban Collaboration	Nominated
		"Mojando Asientos" (with Feid)	Best Urban Collaboration	Nominated
		"Mojando Asientos" (with Feid)	Best Urban Song	Nominated
		"Junio"	Best Pop Song	Nominated
		"Tsunami" (with Arcangel & De La Ghetto)	Best Video of the Year	Nominated
		Medallo En El Mapa	Best Concert of the Year	Won
Premios Odeón	2020	Himself	Latin Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[116]
Premios SHOCK	2011	"Farandulera"	Best New Artist or Group	Nominated
	2012	"Pasarla bien"	Best Urban Artist or Group	Nominated	^[117]
	2013	Miss Independent	Best Urban Artist or Group	Nominated	^[118]
	2013	Miss Independent	Best Radio Song	Won	^[118]
	2014	Himself	Best Artist or Group	Won
		Himself	Folk Artist	Won
		"Addicted"	Best Urban Artist or Group	Nominated
		"Addicted"	Best Radio Song	Won
	2016	Himself	Best Artist or Group	Nominated
			Best Urban Artist or Group	Nominated
			People Artist	Won
		"Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy"	Best Album	Nominated
		"Borró Cassette"	Best Radio Song	Nominated
Premios Tu Mundo	2014	"La Temperatura" (with Eli Palacios)	Start-Party Song	Nominated	^[119]
	2016	Himself	Favorite Urban Artist	Nominated	^[120]
	2017		Favorite Urban Artist	Won	^[121]
	2017		Fan Club of the Year	Nominated	^[121]
Premios TVyNovelas	2015	The Voice Kids	Best or Reality Competition Jury	Won	^[122]
Teen Choice Awards	2017	Himself	Choice Latin Artist	Nominated	^[123]
	2017	"Chantaje" (with Shakira)	Choice Latin Song	Won	^[123]
	2018	Himself	Choice Latin Artist	Nominated	^[124]
	2019	Himself	Choice Latin Artist	Nominated	^[125]
Telehit Awards	2019	Himself	Male Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[126]
		Himself	Latin Artist of the Year	Nominated
		"HP"	Best Urban Video	Nominated
Tu Musica Urbano Awards	2019	Himself	International Male Artist	Nominated	^[127]
		"El Préstamo"	International Artist Song	Nominated
		"Mala Mía"	International Artist Song	Nominated
		"El Préstamo"	International Artist Video	Nominated
		"Créeme" (with Karol G)	International Artist Video	Nominated
	2020	"11 P.M."	Male Song of the Year	Nominated	^[128]
	2020	11:11	Male Album of the Year	Nominated	^[128]
	2022	Himself	Artist of the Year	Nominated	^[129]^[130]
		Himself	Top Artist - Pop Urban	Nominated
		"Cada Quien" (with Grupo Firme)	Top Song - Regional Mexican	Nominated
		"Perfecta" (with Reik)	Top Song - Pop Urban	Nominated
		"Sobrio"	Top Song - Pop Urban	Nominated
	2023	Himself	Top Artist - Male	Nominated	^[131]
		"La Fórmula" (with Marc Anthony)	Top Song - Tropical Urban	Nominated
		"La Reina"	Video of the Year	Nominated

Other accolades

Streaming milestones

Name of the platform, year presented, work(s), achievement
Platform	Year	Work(s)	Achievement	Ref.
Spotify	2022	"Hawái"	One Billion Streams Club	^[132]
	2024	"Chantaje" (Shakira featuring Maluma)
	2025	"Borró Cassette"
	2025	"Felices los 4"

Other awards

YouTube Play Button, 2017 (10,000,000 subscribers)^[133]

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Studio albums	Magia Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy F.A.M.E. 11:11 Papi Juancho Don Juan
EPs	The Love & Sex Tape
Mixtapes	PB.DB The Mixtape
Singles	"La Temperatura" "La Curiosidad" "Carnaval" "El Tiki" "Borró Cassette" "El Perdedor" "Sin Contrato" "Cuatro Babys" "Felices los 4" "Corazón" "El Préstamo" "Colors" "Mala Mía" "Clandestino" "Créeme" "HP" "Medellín" "La Respuesta" "11 PM" "Hola Señorita" "No Se Me Quita" "Qué Pena" "ADMV" "Feel the Beat" "Hawái" "Pa' Ti + Lonely" "Marry Me" "Tukoh Taka" "Diablo, Qué Chimba" "Según Quién" "Lollipop" (remix)
Featured singles	"Desde Esa Noche" "Vente Pa' Ca" "Sim ou Não / Sí o No" "Chantaje" "Me Llamas" (remix) "Trap" "X" (remix) "Arms Around You" "Djadja" "Tá OK" (remix) "OA" "+57"
Other songs	"GPS" "Vitamina" "Marinero" "La Tierra del Olvido"
Concert tours	Pretty Boy, Dirty Boy World Tour F.A.M.E. Tour

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