On March 16th, Rosalía launched her 'Lux' tour in Lyon, France, marking a significant moment for her fourth album, titled 'Lux.' The concert, held at the LDLC Arena, showcased a striking mix of ballet's elegance and the pulsing energy of a rave. As an innovative approach, all details of the performance were kept secret until the last moment, creating an air of suspense and anticipation among the 15,000 attendees who packed the venue.

The performance opened dramatically with wooden doors revealing Rosalía, dressed like a ballerina in a tutu and ballet shoes, as she began the show with the tracks 'Sexo, violencia y llantas' and 'Reliquia.' The show transitioned smoothly between the various songs from 'Lux,' utilizing ballet as a constant theme throughout the early part of the concert. The live experience was not only a music performance but a carefully crafted theatrical event that engaged the audience deeply, blending visual art with auditory performance to create a mesmerizing effect.

As the concert progressed, the mood shifted to a more lyrical space with 'Mio Cristo Piange Diamanti,' allowing Rosalía to display her vocal prowess and emotional depth. This concert not only served as a launchpad for her album but also highlighted her artistry in merging different styles and influences, reflecting the broader trends in contemporary music and performance art. It sets the stage for exciting developments in her tour and signifies a bold step in her career, aligning with current interests in multimedia live experiences in the music industry.