Pop superstar Dua Lipa continues to prove that music has no borders. As part of Dua Lipa (Live From Mexico), recorded and filmed during the electrifying finale of her Radical Optimism Tour, the global icon surprised fans with a powerful collaboration alongside Fher Olvera, frontman of legendary Mexican rock band Maná, for a special live performance of the 1992 Spanish rock anthem “Oye Mi Amor.”
The unforgettable duet was part of Dua’s now-beloved tradition of performing city-specific covers throughout the tour, creating exclusive moments for each audience. But in Mexico, the energy reached another level when Fher joined her onstage, transforming the stadium into what Billboard Latin described as “a massive karaoke session celebrating one of the most iconic rock en español bands in the world.”
For Fher, the collaboration represented more than just a performance—it was a cultural milestone:
“Singing ‘Oye Mi Amor’ with an internationally renowned artist of Dua Lipa’s caliber was something very special. It’s an iconic song for Maná and for our fans around the world; it has been a fundamental part of our history as a band. Seeing how it continues to transcend generations and languages, and hearing it resonate with people who didn’t grow up speaking Spanish, fills us with immense pride as Mexicans and as representatives of Latin music.”
The live release captures a rare and powerful meeting between generations and genres, proving that “Oye Mi Amor” remains as timeless as ever. With Dua Lipa introducing the classic to a global new audience and Fher Olvera bringing its unmistakable spirit to life, the performance stands as a vibrant celebration of Latin rock’s enduring legacy. Listen now to “Oye Mi Amor (ft. Fher de Maná) (Live From Mexico)” and relive one of the most unforgettable moments of the Radical Optimism Tour.
