Maluca For Jalouse Magazine December 2011 | photos
NYC’s rising electro-tropical star Maluca Mala recently posed for French magazine Jalouse. The Dominican Republic-born 29-year-old has been compared to M.I.A., Santigold and Lady Gaga.
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