AceShowbiz - On Monday night, Rosalía kicked off her highly anticipated Lux Tour with a spectacular show at the LDLC Arena in Lyon. Speaking in fluent French to the crowd, she expressed how "really special" the evening was for her, a sentiment easy to share given the scale and significance of this 57-date global tour.

The Lux Tour marks the largest production in the career of the 33-year-old Barcelona native and her first full touring cycle following the immense success of Motomami in 2022. Over the past few years, Rosalía has meticulously crafted the Lux experience, and it was evident on opening night that this moment had long been a dream in the making.

Rosalía’s show is an ambitious spectacle, divided into four acts plus an intermezzo, lasting one hour and forty-five minutes. The performance captivated an audience of 13,700 enthusiastic fans as she transformed seamlessly between different personas—from ballerina to nightclub provocateur, then to confessional penitent, and finally a winged angel—across 24 songs. The choreography by French collective (La) Horde and support from a 22-piece classical orchestra created a blend of grand opera and rave energy, delivering a breathtaking production.

Fans attending upcoming dates of the Lux Tour will likely discover their own standout moments within the setlist, but the Lyon debut already offered several memorable highlights.

One unexpected and impressive detail was the use of French subtitles. Every lyric from all 24 songs was translated and projected above the stage and on two side screens. Although the show was almost entirely performed in Spanish, this gesture deepened the audience’s connection by making the poetic lyrics accessible and emotionally resonant in real time. This small logistical feat had a profound emotional impact and set the tone for an evening centered on connection as much as spectacle.