Katy Perry provokes euphoria at 'O Son do Camiño' waving the flags of Spain and Galicia in a show of pop, madness and fantasy

Katy Perry has inaugurated her European summer tour at the festival O Son do Camiño, held in Santiago de Compostela, with a concert that has transformed Monte do Gozo into an authentic universe of pop, excesses, and visual fantasy. The American artist has gathered tens of thousands of attendees in her anticipated debut in Galicia.

The singer has offered a large-format show in which she has combined some of her greatest hits with the presentation of new material. Songs like California Gurls, Teenage Dream, Last Friday Night, Dark Horse , The One That Got Away or I Kissed a Girl have been part of a repertoire that has awakened the audience's nostalgia and confirmed the relevance of her musical catalog. One of the most outstanding moments of the night came with the presentation of Watch It Burn, her new single, which was performed live for the first time. The song shows a darker and more energetic facet of the artist, in contrast to her usual colorful and carefree aesthetic.

The concert also featured moments of great visual impact, such as the irruption of figures inspired by space and the use of large-format set elements that accompanied some of the best-known songs in the repertoire. In one of the most celebrated moments of the night, Katy Perry surprised the audience by first waving the flag of Spain and, shortly after, that of Galicia, in a gesture that unleashed one of the biggest ovations of the concert. The artist, completely dedicated to the show, turned that instant into a scene of connection with the audience before continuing with her repertoire of great hits, in a show marked by energy, color, and visual fantasy.

In several sections of the performance, the audience responded with special intensity, especially in the final moments, when the artist connected with the attendees in an atmosphere of collective celebration that marked the start of the festival. With this show, Katy Perry delivered one of the most striking performances of this edition of O Son do Camiño, consolidating her return to European stages with a show that mixes nostalgia, experimentation, and a visual display typical of major international pop productions.