Katy Perry performed a free concert in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, on August 25 as part of the Feria Nacional Potosina, drawing a crowd organizers estimated at around 310,000 people.
During the nearly two-hour show, Perry moved through several of her best-known songs, including California Gurls, Roar and Firework. The performance also included large stage props, costume changes and frequent interaction with fans gathered at the event.
Perry spoke some Spanish during the concert and invited a child onstage. She also acknowledged fans who had waited outside the venue and dedicated All the Love to her daughter Daisy Dove ahead of her sixth birthday.
Another emotional moment came when Perry honored Dolly Parton, who had died earlier that day. She spoke about Parton’s influence before performing Thinking of You in tribute.
The concert also featured local touches, including Mexican imagery, a charro-style hat and the national flag, adding a regional connection to one of the biggest shows of Perry’s career.
