Rosalía's 'LUX Tour' brings celestial performance to Chile
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Spanish singer Rosalía concluded her "LUX Tour" in Chile with a vibrant concert at the Movistar Arena.
- The performance blended classical dance with religious imagery, featuring hits like "Sexo, violencia y llantas" and "SAOKO."
- Rosalía reaffirmed her status as a leading international artist with innovative stagecraft and vocal prowess.
Spanish superstar Rosalía captivated a sold-out crowd at Santiago's Movistar Arena on Saturday, delivering the second of her "LUX Tour" concerts in Chile. Appearing dramatically from within a box-like structure, she launched into a high-energy performance that immediately connected with the audience, featuring early hits like "Sexo, violencia y llantas" and "Reliquia."
The show was a striking fusion of classical ballet discipline and religious iconography, characterized by meticulously crafted choreography that kept the audience enthralled. Rosalía seamlessly transitioned between musical acts, shifting the atmosphere with songs like "Berghain" before launching into a medley of popular tracks including "SAOKO," "LA FAMA," and "LA COMBI VERSACE."
A particularly intimate moment occurred during the "confessionario" segment, where writer Romina Pistolas shared a personal story of infidelity. This served as a prelude to Rosalía's performance of "La Perla." The artist also engaged directly with fans, congratulating one for breaking up with her partner to attend the show and performing a duet with an impersonator.
Rosalía's "LUX Tour" continues in Chile with upcoming dates on July 27 and 29. With her innovative artistic direction, exceptional vocal talent, and masterful stage presence, Rosalía once again demonstrated why she is considered one of the most dynamic and relevant figures in the global music industry, offering Santiago a truly "celestial" night.
Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.