ALBAWABA - During a recent performance at a festival, a Colombian reggaeton artist brought the heat, but maybe not in the manner that he had intended to.
Reykon used a flame machine to set his hair and back on fire during the performance on Sunday night in the city of Neiva, which is located in the south-central region of the country.
The 37-year-old, whose real name is Andrés Robledo, was singing to the audience when flames burst out of the stage prop and briefly set his hair on fire. Flames briefly set his hair on fire.
The urban music performer took a short break to clean his left arm, but he was still able to complete his performance.
Another video shows paramedics examining Reykon's skin, revealing burns on his back.
The Colombian reggaeton musician Reykon was performing at a patron festival in the city of Neiva, in the south-central region of Colombia, on Sunday night when a flame-throwing machine struck him, setting his hair on fire and burning his back.
Reykon managed to complete his act at a festival in Neiva, Colombia, despite the stage mishap that resulted in burns to his hair and back.
On social media, other musicians and fans poked fun at Reykon's stage while simultaneously urging the event personnel to exercise further caution when they were performing.
