Salma Hayek dresses up as Frida Kahlo to join Madonna on stage at her Mexico concert - 22 YEARS after playing artist in Oscar-winning biopic

Salma Hayek channeled one of her most famous roles while taking the stage at Madonna's Celebration Tour on Friday. 

The 57-year-old actress dressed up like up like the famous Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, whom she portrayed in 2002's Frida, during the Material Girl's pit stop in Mexico City. 

The From Dusk Til Dawn star joined Madonna for the Vogue segment of the concert, where the singer is accompanied by a celebrity guest who assists in judging dancers and models as they strut down a runway.

Salma documented the experience on her Instagram, sharing clips and photographs of her time on stage with the pop superstar. 

'Thank you so much @madonna for letting me be a part of your iconic celebration tour,' the actress wrote. 'This unforgettable night goes in my bag of precious treasures.'

The biographical drama film Frida portrayed the life of Mexican artist Kahlo. 

The film received critical acclaim, earning six Oscar nominations in 2003, including nods for Best Actress for Salma Hayek's portrayal of Kahlo and Best Original Score.

Salma's guest appearance comes after Cardi B joined forces with Madonna on stage in Los Angeles, while Pamela Anderson made a surprise appearance at one of the singer's shows in Canada. 

During London's concert, fashion designer McCartney was seated alongside Madonna, as Bob the Drag Queen added color commentary to the runway strut.

In the past, artists such as FKA twigs, DJ Diplo, Donatella Versace and Jean Paul Gaultier joined in on the Vogue part of the tour.

Versace and Gaultier even had a hand in designing some of the incredible costumes Madonna rocks on stage for the Celebration tour.

The Celebration Tour not only pays tribute to her extensive catalog of hit songs, but Madonna also uses the platform to narrate her journey from arriving in New York City in 1978 to becoming a global pop icon.

Additional standout moments from the performance involve the singer gracing the stage alongside her children, such as Lourdes Leon, David Banda, and James.

The show also features a poignant tribute to the millions of people who lost their lives to Aids-related complications. 

During her stop in Amsterdam she told the crowd, 'When I first came to New York, I was lucky enough to eventually meet and become friends with so many amazing artists... and, then, one day, people started getting sick, and nobody could understand what was happening.

'People were just starting to lose weight. People were dropping like flies. They were going to the hospital and nobody understood what was happening,' the performer recalled. 'I don't know if you understand this right now, but in the early '80s, it was not cool to be gay. It was not accepted.' 

Throughout her remarkable career, Madonna has launched 14 studio albums, with the latest, Madame X, debuting in 2019. 

The actress holds the record as the top-selling female recording artist of all time, with global sales surpassing 300 million records. 

The Celebration Tour is set to conclude in April 2024 in Mexico City.