Californian singer Katy Perry returned to Mexico in style with the beginning of her new world tour The Lifetime Tourdazzling more than 22,000 people in the Mexico City Arena.
His presentation was a futuristic experience that combined music, science fiction narrative, visual effects and a unique connection with his Mexican audience, which received it with enthusiasm after six years of absence.
The night started with a film atmosphere: on the screens scenes of a dystopian reality were screened where a superheroine, embodied by Perry, arises with the mission of saving humanity. Then, the artist emerged from the center of the stage from a capsule while the first “artificial” chords sounded, causing a generalized ovation.
This is how the world tour starts #Thelifestour of @katyperry in the #Arenacdmx 🤩 pic.twitter.com/ndpdibye4z
– CDMX sand (@arenacdmexico) April 24, 2025
Throughout the show, Katy interpreted some of his greatest hits such as “Chained to the Rhythm”, “Teary Eyes”, “Dark Horse”, “Teenage Dream”, “Hot N Cold”, “California Gurls” and “Last friday night”accompanied by spectacular scenographies, special effects, multiple changes of costumes and energy choreographies.
The show had moments of great interaction with fans, including a dynamic in which the public voted, through a QR code, for two special songs. The chosen ones were “Not Like The Movies” and “The One That Got Away”. He also fulfilled his promise to invite someone to the stage: Kevin and Daniel, disguised as astronauts, were chosen to share a moment with the singer.
One of the most shocking moments of the night was when Katy staged a style battle Star Wars against aliens to the rhythm of “ET” and “Part of me”. There was also space for the intimate and emotional, when he interpreted “All The Love”song dedicated to his daughter Daisy Dove, and spoke frankly about motherhood and its emotions.
All The Love in #Thelifestour. pic.twitter.com/nkh3blne5h
– Katy Perry Argentina (@katyperryarg) April 24, 2025
To close with a flour “Roar”, “Daisies”, “Lifetime” and the iconic anthem “Firework”. Before saying goodbye, Katy Perry thanked the public with an effusive “Long live Mexico!” And he encouraged his fans to “always follow his dreams.”
The Lifetime Tour It will continue for Monterrey and will continue in other cities in Latin America, in addition to the United States, Canada and Europe, with scheduled dates until the end of 2025. This new show not only celebrates its most recent album 143released in September 2024, but also marks an artistic reinvention where music, fantasy and technology converge.
