Dua Lipa (Live From Mexico) is a 2026 live album and concert film capturing the finale of her Radical Optimism world tour across three sold-out shows at Mexico City’s Estadio GNP Seguros. Released on streaming, 2CD, and 2LP formats, the project runs through a 20-song set that stitches together material from all three of her studio albums—Dua Lipa, Future Nostalgia, and Radical Optimism—alongside a bespoke cover and a high-profile duet with Fher Olvera of Maná. The tracklist includes Training Season, End of an Era, Break My Heart, One Kiss, Whatcha Doing, Levitating, These Walls, Maria, Physical, Electricity, Hallucinate, Illusion, Falling Forever, Happy for You, Love Again, Be the One, Don’t Start Now, Houdini, and a version of Maná’s classic Oye Mi Amor retitled Oye Mi Amor (ft. Fher Maná), all in “Live From Mexico”form.As a tour document, Live From Mexico emphasizes the high-energy, dance-led production of the Radical Optimism shows: slamming four-on-the-floor beats, dense synth arrangements, and choreographed transitions that turn the set into a continuous party rather than a sequence of isolated performances. Review and label copy stress the emotional weight of these concerts for Lipa—she describes the Radical Optimism tour as “the most fulfilling of my career so far” and speaks onstage about how the audience has become “a family” over the 92-date run across five continents. The Mexico shows in particular highlight her practice of tailoring each city’s set with unique covers or collaborations, making the Maná duet a focal point of the album and film. Taken together, the release functions both as a celebration of the Radical Optimism era and as a career-spanning live “best-of,” showcasing Lipa’s evolution from breakout pop act to arena-filling performer whose catalog comfortably supports a full-length, high-octane live record.
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