Thalia performed with great success in the National Auditorium in Mexico City, after a decade. Thalia interacted with the audience and invited four fans on stage to sing with her. Later she was carried between the seats on the shoulders of four young hunks, much like a pharaoh queen.

Surprisingly mexican singer YURI appeared on screen talking about the modern woman, later to be presented by Thalia provoking the excitement of those present. Together they sang 'Mujeres' written by Ricardo Arjona, while projecting images of Frida Kahlo, Maria Felix, Margaret Thatcher, Indira Gandhi, Marilyn Monroe and Elena Poniatowska.

"I am honored to share the stage with the only Mexican singer has an album gone diamond," said YURI. But as the concert was being recorded for a DVD, Thalia demanded to repeat the performance to improve the song. Her musicians began to play, but she said, "obey the boss, don't start until I say 'go."

The end seemed to have arrived, the crowd had gone mad and screams were getting louder, but after the classic "another, another, another" Thalía returned to the stage to say goodbye to with "Seduccion", while fans waved flags of Mexico, Brazil, Argentina (with the Egyptian cross in the center) and the gay community.

If YURI says Thalia si the only one then Thalia is the only one



Btw she said the only female mexican artist

Originally posted by dnav87 Yuridia and Luis Miguel are mexican and both have diamond selling albums. But I love thalia