Rosalía
Rosalía's Lux World Tour arrives in Madrid with stellar multidisciplinary show after health recovery
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Following the March 16 opener in Lyon, Rosalía brought her Lux World Tour to Madrid's Movistar Arena on March 30 for 17,000 fans, having recovered from health issues that canceled her upcoming Milan show. The Catalan singer's 1-hour-45-minute performance, structured in four acts, fused sacred music, flamenco, pop, and techno, spotlighting her voice with the Heritage Orchestra and 12 dancers.
Zendaya and Rosalía were photographed together on the set of Euphoria season 3. The image, shared by RottenTomatoes, captures the two stars during production. It signals ongoing filming for the anticipated new season.
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During the third night of Rosalía's Lux Tour at Madrid's Movistar Arena on April 3, Spanish singer Aitana joined the performer in a candid 'confessional' segment. Aitana shared details of a troubled romance with an unnamed ex, prompting laughter and advice from Rosalía. Fans quickly speculated the ex was Sebastián Yatra.
Spanish singer Rosalía has announced ticket prices for four concerts in Mexico as part of her LUX TOUR 2026, promoting her new album LUX. The shows will take place in Guadalajara, Monterrey, and two nights in Mexico City during August 2026. Sales begin with exclusive pre-sales starting December 10.
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Catalan singer Rosalía has revealed details of her Lux Tour world tour, featuring eight shows in Spain. The tour starts on March 16, 2026, in Lyon and includes 42 concerts across 17 countries. Tickets for the Madrid and Barcelona performances go on sale December 11.
The 20th edition of the LOS40 Music Awards took place for the first time at Valencia's Roig Arena, with Aitana and Ed Sheeran as top winners. Rosalía opened the show with the first live performance of 'Reliquia' from her album Lux. Many artists dedicated their awards to the DANA flood victims.
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Rosalía's album 'Lux' has sparked controversy among Catalan nationalists for featuring the Escolanía de Montserrat singing in Spanish on the track 'Magnolias'. The collaboration is seen as a betrayal of Catalan identity, echoing criticisms of the royal visit to the abbey in June. Defenders note the choir's tradition of singing in multiple languages.