Chart-topping singer Rosalía has returned to the stage in Madrid, launching a four-night run just days after cutting short a show in Milan due to illness.
The Spanish star opened her residency at the Movistar Arena on Monday, March 30.
The show marked a strong comeback following a worrying moment mid-performance the previous week.
Rosalía Returns to Stage After Milan Show Scare
Rosalía's Milan show at the Unipol Forum on Wednesday, March 25, ended abruptly when she stopped mid-performance.
The 33-year-old addressed the crowd, explaining she was too unwell to continue.
She revealed that food poisoning caused the sudden interruption. Despite trying to push through, she ultimately had to end the set early.
The performance featured 11 songs and lasted around 50 minutes as part of her ongoing Lux Tour across Europe.
The following day, Rosalía reassured fans with an update on Instagram, sharing that she was on the mend.
"Feeling better. Thank you so much for all the love and understanding from everyone who was there," she wrote on her Instagram stories.
The post included a photo of her lying on an emergency stretcher and ended with the message: "Grazie Milano," alongside a heart.
Madrid Shows Mark Confident Comeback
According to Setlist.fm, Rosalía's opening night in Madrid featured a full 24-song set, a clear step up from the shortened Milan performance.
The show began with the entrance of an orchestra backed by Jimi Hendrix's "Angel," before she took the stage with "Sexo, violencia y llantas."
She closed the night with "Magnolias" in front of a packed 15,000-capacity crowd in her home country.
