Girl act began with a video interlude of "Paradise (Not For Me)", showing Madonna as a geisha. Also present were nearly naked dancers who hung upside down from the ceiling. As the video ended, the dancers stood in front of the stage and opened their mouths, which were lit from inside. The singer then emerged in a short black wig and a hand-painted black kimono with fifty-two-feet long red sleeves, to sing "Frozen". A short intro of "Open Your Heart" led to "Nobody's Perfect", where Madonna was portrayed to be sacrificed for her sins. This was followed by "Mer Girl", which turned into the fast-action, ninja/samurai martial arts battle performance of "Sky Fits Heaven". A video of a beaten, bruised Madonna played on the main screen during this final part. The singer then proceeded to grab a shotgun and pretended to shoot one of her dancers. A remix interlude of "What It Feels Like for a Girl" closed the section; dancers in anime and manga inspired costumes swung from wires as the backdrops featured interspersed footage from Satoshi Kon's 1997 film Perfect Blue and hentai anime Urotsukidōji. "I Deserve It" opened the Cyber Cowgirl segment. Madonna, who wore a cowgirl outfit with chaps, sat on a bale of hay and played the acoustic guitar. "Don't Tell Me" had her and the dancers line dancing, like in the song's music video. "Human Nature" featured a bondage-themed choreography with a lasso and, towards the end, the singer sensually rode a mechanical bull. Afterwards, she addressed the audience in a mocking southern accent and sang a cannibalism-themed song titled "The Funny Song". "Secret" was performed with acoustic guitar and footage of riverside baptism, Sufi dervish ceremonies and Buddhist prayers on the backdrops. Madonna finished the section with an acoustic "Gone", replaced with "You'll See" on certain US concerts. The final act, Spanish Girl/Ghetto Girl, began with an instrumental interlude of Don't Cry for Me Argentina; several dancers did a Tango number with lit candles placed along the side of the stage. Madonna then emerged on top of a rotating leather podium to perform "Lo Que Siente la Mujer", dressed in black trousers and a backless black dress. For "La Isla Bonita", the singer once again played guitar and was accompanied by flamenco dancing. A mash-up of "Holiday" and Stardust's "Music Sounds Better With You" (1998) was then performed by Madonna, Haris and De