On the night of April 23, American singer Katy Perry turned Mexico City into a show from another world with her tour ‘The Lifeses Tour’. Accompanied by 28 screens that projected from Pikachu images to iconic moments of his career, Perry offered a show that combined technology, music and futuristic fashion.
From its suspended appearance in a transparent capsule, greeting with an energetic “Mexico!”, To its multiple costume changes, including a protogalactic set with high boots and a heart in the pubis, the artist kept the public constantly euphoria.
The public, dressed in silver outfits, costumes of Mario Bros, luminous tiaras and crinolines, responded enthusiastically to each number, capturing every moment on their phones to preserve the experience. The combination of visual and sound elements made this presentation an unforgettable night for attendees.
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How was Katy Perry’s show in the Mexico City Arena?
The Katy Perry show in the Mexico City Arena was a complete sensory experience, with a production that included impressive visual effects, striking changing rooms and a selection of its greatest successes. The constant interaction with the public and the energy on stage highlighted their commitment to offer a high quality show.
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What songs interpreted Katy Perry in his concert in Mexico?
During his presentation, Katy Perry delighted her fans with a selection of songs that covered her entire career. The show was divided into five acts, including an acoustic segment, where he interpreted successes such as ‘Wide Awake’, ‘Dark Horse’, ‘California Gurls’, ‘Nirvana’, ‘Crush’ and ‘Firework’.
Each interpretation was accompanied by choreographies and visual elements that enriched the musical experience.
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