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Rosalía is back in front of her fans after a short but intense health setback.
The 33-year-old artist opened the first night of her Madrid residency on Monday, March 30, just days after she was forced to cut a performance in Milan short due to food poisoning.
"How are we feeling tonight? I'm so happy to be here," she told the crowd early in the show. "Last week, I wasn't feeling too well, but I'm much better now."
The statement was met with loud cheers from the audience, marking a reassuring moment following concerns that surfaced during her previous stop in Italy.
During that concert, the performer had explained she was experiencing severe discomfort and tried to push through the set before ultimately deciding to end it early.
Despite the setback, the Madrid show unfolded as planned, featuring the ambitious structure of her current tour. The production blends orchestral arrangements with electronic elements, all tied together by a multi-act narrative that defines the project.
Throughout the night, Rosalía moved between high-energy performances and quieter, more intimate moments, maintaining a strong connection with the crowd in Spain's capital.
Her return also signals the continuation of a global run that began earlier this month and is set to travel across multiple countries through the summer.
With her health back on track, the singer appears ready to carry the tour forward without interruption, delivering the elaborate and emotionally charged performances that have defined this era of her career.
Fans can expect upcoming shows in Madrid to build on the opening night, with additional dates scheduled throughout the week. The tour will then continue to other major cities across Europe before heading to North America later this year.
That momentum reflects the growing scale of Rosalía's artistry, as she continues to expand her sound and stage vision with each performance today
