Maluma Song Quiz

You hear one second of a real Maluma recording and name it. Land it straight away and the round is worth five points. Miss or skip and the clip grows to two seconds, then four, seven and eleven, worth less every time. Five Maluma tracks per run, roughly two minutes, and the guess box suggests titles as you type so spelling never costs you a round.

Tracks are pulled live from the public catalogue, so the five you get change every run. Expect titles like Felices los 4, Hawai, Chantaje, Corazon. Each round also starts at a random point in the recording, so Felices los 4 opening on a verse and Felices los 4 opening on the chorus are two completely different puzzles.

Harder than the mixed latin quiz. When every round is Maluma, the genre and era clues you normally lean on in the first second are gone, so you are separating Hawai from Chantaje on texture alone. Most casual listeners need three or four seconds a track; regulars get there in one.

No, but it helps. Knowing Maluma and recognising Maluma in a single second turn out to be very different skills, which is why the first round humbles almost everyone. If it bites, try the wider Latin quiz first and come back.

Yes. No sign-up, no download, no cost. The Maluma Song Quiz runs in any browser on phone, tablet or desktop, and you can replay it as many times as you like because the Maluma tracks reshuffle each run.