Lola Índigo conquers 'Rock in Rio Lisboa' with a global show full of hits: "Lisboa, pa’ ti toa"

Lola Índigo took to the stage this Sunday at Rock in Rio Lisboa with an energetic show that confirmed her international projection. The singer, who participated in the Operación Triunfo 2017 edition, followed in the footsteps of other Spanish pop figures, such as Aitana, at the Portuguese festival.

With a tight format of barely an hour, the artist from Granada opted for a direct and non-stop repertoire, starting with Yo ya no quiero ná, one of the songs that marked the beginning of her career. From that first moment, the audience responded with enthusiasm to a show designed for dancing and immediate connection.

Throughout the performance, some of her most recognized hits were played, such as La Reina, Mujer bruja, Santería, and Casanova, in addition to her new musical phase represented by songs like Tus iniciales. The artist combined different styles and choreographies with her dance troupe, reinforcing her identity as a global spectacle.

Amid constant thanks to the audience and the organization, Lola Índigo celebrated her debut in Portugal with emotion. The singer also included nods to the local audience and Spanish culture, before closing with recent collaborations such as Pa’ ti toa, in a concert that left a feeling of “too little” due to its intensity and fast pace.