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Kylie Minogue was looking fit and fabulous as she took the stage at the International Mawazine Music festival in Morocco on Friday.
The Australian-born singer, 56, was full of energy as she rocked the stage in an electric blue jumpsuit.
The unusual ensemble, which featured black piping and cutouts that showed off a hint of skin, gave her a futuristic air.
Kylie looked decades younger than her years as she performed her biggest hits for the enthusiastic crowd.
The pop singer opted for a glamorous makeup look with a pink lipstick and wore her blonde locks down around her face.
Kylie Minogue was looking fit and fabulous as she took the stage at the International Mawazine Music festival in Morocco on Friday. Pictured
The Australian-born singer, 56, was full of energy as she rocked the stage in an electric blue jumpsuit
The unusual ensemble, which featured black piping and cutouts that showed off a hint of skin, gave her a futuristic air
Earlier this month, Kylie took some me time and was enjoying a luxurious getaway in Mykonos, Greece.
Kylie has been taking some much needed R&R after she has working tirelessly hard to promote her sixteenth studio album, Tension.
Earlier in the year she earned her second Grammy for Padam Padam and finished her Las Vegas residency at Voltaire nightclub in May where she performed 20 dates.
Talking about the show at the time Kylie said: 'The spirit of Voltaire is one of pure, authentic fun. It's one I resonate with as a pop artist. My new album 'Tension' is all about the space where the intimate and universal come together and Voltaire represents just that.
Kylie looked decades younger than her years as she performed her biggest hits for the enthusiastic crowd
The pop singer opted for a glamorous makeup look with a pink lipstick and wore her blonde locks down around her face
Earlier this month, Kylie took some me time and was enjoying a luxurious getaway in Mykonos, Greece
Kylie has been taking some much needed R&R after she has working tirelessly hard to promote her sixteenth studio album, Tension
'The creative team has designed an environment where people can get up and dance at their tables and revel in the night.'
The residency was met with an overwhelming demand for tickets, with the first run of ten shows selling out within hours.
The second set of tickets proved equally as popular as they sold out within 30 minutes of going on sale.
Due to huge demand, Kylie has reportedly been invited to return to The Venetian in Sin City for a lifetime residency.
Earlier in the year she earned her second Grammy for Padam Padam and finished her Las Vegas residency at Voltaire nightclub in May where she performed 20 dates
Talking about the show at the time Kylie said: 'The spirit of Voltaire is one of pure, authentic fun. It's one I resonate with as a pop artist'
Due to huge demand, Kylie has reportedly been invited to return to The Venetian in Sin City for a lifetime residency
Insiders told The Sun the deal on the table is a 'residency for life', meaning Kylie can pop in and out as she pleases to perform.
A source said: 'Michael absolutely loves Kylie and doesn't want to lose her. It is the first 'residency for life' where you come and go based on your schedule that has been put on the table in Vegas.
'Usually venues want to lock someone in for a fixed period or have exclusivity when it comes to live shows. But when it comes to Kylie, Michael knows he is on to something Golden and he's put the offer on the table for Kylie to consider.'
Kylie is also hoping to squeeze in an arena tour for her new album so has a lot to consider before accepting the offer.
The source added: 'Kylie has loved Vegas but her schedule is jam packed over the next few months. Kylie also wants to go on a full arena tour at some point, so being locked in Vegas wouldn't be an option. Michael knows this and has put the offer of the lifetime residency on the table so she can mull it over'.
