AceShowbiz - The Spanish artist Rosalía has officially started her ambitious Lux world tour, delivering an unforgettable live experience packed with captivating visuals. The tour began on March 16 with a sold-out show at the LDLC Arena in Lyon, France, marking her most extensive headlining journey yet, spanning 57 dates worldwide.

Since the tour announcement in December, fans have eagerly anticipated how Rosalía would adapt her critically acclaimed operatic album Lux for the stage. The opening night showcased a daring artistic vision featuring ballet pointe work, precise pirouettes, complex choreography, dramatic stage designs, and the accompaniment of a full orchestra, creating a theatrical spectacle.

The concert is divided into four acts, closely following the album’s tracklist with a 25-song set. Rosalía opened the show dressed as a ballerina performing "Sexo, Violencia y Llantas." The second act included a striking rendition of "Berghain," reminiscent of her BRIT Awards performance. During this segment, dancers encircled her before breaking into a frenetic dance routine as a techno remix took the stage.

Act Three featured a standout moment with the theatrical delivery of "La Perla." Fan recordings reveal an intimate confessional scene with an audience member preceding the song. For the main performance, dancers lifted Rosalía and created an optical illusion of a metronome by swaying her rhythmically while wearing alternating black and white gloves, adding to the visual impact.

Alongside material from Lux, Rosalía performed popular hits such as "Saoko," "La Fama," "Despechá," and "La Noche de Anoche." The concert concluded with the cinematic closing track from Lux, "Magnolias," leaving the audience mesmerized.

Following Lyon, Rosalía will continue the European leg of her tour with an upcoming stop in Paris. Later this year, she will tour North and South America, including dates in the U.S., Canada, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and will wrap up the journey in Puerto Rico, promising an expansive global presence for the Lux era.