Dua Lipa has taken her fans on a culinary journey as she embarked on a tour of Mexico, where each concert is accompanied by an exclusive experience - La Dua, a pop-up taqueria offering specialty tacos, hot sauce, and margaritas.
Launched during one of the concerts, La Dua, named in honor of the singer, became an instant sensation. The menu features three unique taco options inspired by her songs: the Houdini Taco with pork rinds, the Maria Taco with flank steak, and the Radical Optimism Taco with cheesy beef barbecue. Additionally, there's a consommé option, "Training Season Water" (cucumber and lemon), beer, or a lemon tequila margarita.
Fans flocked to La Dua, eager to try these special offerings, despite high demand that led to sold-out days throughout the week. For 26-year-old salesman Gerson Silis, this experience was a dream come true - "Dua Lipa is my favorite singer... Having experiences like this means everything for us fans."
As part of the package, guests received a gift bag containing napkins, a taquero hat, and a calendar featuring Dua Lipa. Fernanda Reyes, 23, was thrilled to taste her favorite taco, Radical Optimism, adding that she'd be framing it as art.
La Dua pop-up taqueria is set within an existing taco shop in Mexico City's upscale Condesa neighborhood, with staff dedicated to supporting Dua Lipa's project. The location aims to create a sheltered experience for fans, allowing them to enjoy the music and food together.
During her concerts, Dua Lipa has been playing hits like "Bésame Mucho," covered in the style of Mexican crooner Luis Miguel. With its innovative menu options and immersive atmosphere, La Dua has become an integral part of Dua Lipa's tour experience in Mexico.
Launched during one of the concerts, La Dua, named in honor of the singer, became an instant sensation. The menu features three unique taco options inspired by her songs: the Houdini Taco with pork rinds, the Maria Taco with flank steak, and the Radical Optimism Taco with cheesy beef barbecue. Additionally, there's a consommé option, "Training Season Water" (cucumber and lemon), beer, or a lemon tequila margarita.
Fans flocked to La Dua, eager to try these special offerings, despite high demand that led to sold-out days throughout the week. For 26-year-old salesman Gerson Silis, this experience was a dream come true - "Dua Lipa is my favorite singer... Having experiences like this means everything for us fans."
As part of the package, guests received a gift bag containing napkins, a taquero hat, and a calendar featuring Dua Lipa. Fernanda Reyes, 23, was thrilled to taste her favorite taco, Radical Optimism, adding that she'd be framing it as art.
La Dua pop-up taqueria is set within an existing taco shop in Mexico City's upscale Condesa neighborhood, with staff dedicated to supporting Dua Lipa's project. The location aims to create a sheltered experience for fans, allowing them to enjoy the music and food together.
During her concerts, Dua Lipa has been playing hits like "Bésame Mucho," covered in the style of Mexican crooner Luis Miguel. With its innovative menu options and immersive atmosphere, La Dua has become an integral part of Dua Lipa's tour experience in Mexico.
she's so cool for doing this pop-up taqueria thing at her concerts - fans are so lucky to get these exclusive taco options 
️ the radical optimism taco sounds soooo good!!! 
and that gift bag they got is a great touch too, who wouldn't want a dua lipa calendar? 
. I mean, can you imagine going to Dua Lipa's concert in Mexico and having this awesome pop-up taqueria just waiting for you? It's like, the ultimate fan experience! 
. And those gift bags with the calendar? That's just like getting a bonus present 
. Anyway, it's all about creating unforgettable memories for fans, and La Dua is definitely doing that 
.
Those tacos sound amazing, and I'm loving the idea of the 'Training Season Water' - cucumber and lemon, what's not to like? 
It just goes to show that when you put your heart into something, people respond. And let's be real, who wouldn't want a taquero hat with their name on it as part of the gift bag? 
and can we talk about how cool the gift bag is?! i need one in my life 
fernanda reyes is literally the best for saying she's gonna frame her taco as art, tbh it's a masterpiece 
. la dua is like, the perfect combination of music, food, and fandom 
. i mean, who wouldn't wanna try specialty tacos inspired by her songs? 
and that gift bag they get with every visit? a total fave, tbh 
i mean i love dua lipa but tacos sound kinda weird... and why did they name it after her? is that cool? 
also 26 bucks for a gift bag with a hat and a calendar seems kinda steep 
and whats up with the training season water drink, does that really taste like cucumber and lemon or is that just marketing 
I'd totally try out the Radical Optimism Taco (cheesy beef barbecue sounds delicious 
The gift bag they give out with napkins, taquero hat, and calendar is also super cute! 
I can imagine the excitement of waiting in line for La Dua, knowing that there's more than just great food waiting for you - like, live music and a chance to take some cool pics. 
especially with this la dua pop-up thingy... it's such a cool idea I mean who doesn't love tacos and good music right? the fact that she has this special menu inspired by her songs is genius 
i'm all for supporting artists but come on, it's just over the top. and $10 tacos? that's just highway robbery. also, why do they have to make everything so exclusive? can't we just have a normal taco stand like everyone else? 
and a pop-up taqueria is just genius! Interesting that they're not just selling merch but also giving out gift bags with everything you need for a taco night at home 
Also, wouldn't it be cool if they had interactive elements like a DIY hot sauce bar or something? 
Just a thought.
& who doesnt love a good margarita 
? 
the average price per meal is around $25 USD, but fans are happy to shell out big bucks for that exclusive experience. I also saw that Dua Lipa's concerts have an average attendance of 10k people per show in mexico city, which is a significant uptick from previous tours. 
which is super cool. did u know that taco shops in mexico city sell an avg of 2m tacos daily 
? now that's a lot of tacos! 