The Colombian superstar speaks to ET about his 'Don Juan' tour, fatherhood and possibly working with Selena Gomez.
Next week, the 29-year-old Colombian superstar is set to hit the road for his The"Felices Los 4" singer is"taking the game to another level" and introducing the world to his latest sexy persona.
"I just woke up one day and I am like, 'OK. I am not a kid anymore,'" he says about his latest alter ego."I am 29 years old right now. I feel like in this whole character that I am creating in this world I would say is more like a business guy who is taking care of different things. I tried to build this character, Don Juan, and it's amazing. I love it. I am having so much fun with it.
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