Alex Ubago in Buenos Aires, Argentina: ¿Qué Pides Tú? 25th Anniversary Show at Gran Rex on 7 November 2026
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Teatro Gran Rex, Av. Corrientes 857 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. local time.
- The occasion. The tour celebrates 25 years of ¿Qué pides tú?, Ubago’s 2001 debut album, which sold about 1.5 million copies and made him a star across the Spanish-speaking world.
- The show. The full debut album, including Sin miedo a nada, A gritos de esperanza and Aunque no te pueda ver, plus career hits such as Me muero por conocerte.
- Tickets. On sale through Ticketek Argentina, the vendor named by the artist’s official channels. Resale listings started around US$76 in late September 2026.
- Not yet published. No support act, door time or set length had been confirmed by 27 September 2026. The Gran Rex box office sells in person on Av. Corrientes.
Alex Ubago Buenos Aires 2026 is set for Saturday 7 November, when the Spanish singer-songwriter plays the Teatro Gran Rex in Argentina with the 25th anniversary show of his debut album ¿Qué pides tú?, tickets via Ticketek.
The Spanish singer-songwriter Alex Ubago plays Argentina on Saturday 7 November 2026. Ticket listings and the artist’s official channels name the Teatro Gran Rex in Buenos Aires and an 8:30 p.m. start.
One Night at the Teatro Gran Rex
The concert is a single Buenos Aires night on the ¿Qué Pides Tú? 25° Aniversario tour. The venue is the Teatro Gran Rex, the Art Deco theatre at Av. Corrientes 857 that opened in 1937 and seats roughly 3,200 people, making it one of the classic mid-size rooms on the Corrientes theatre strip.
The show is billed for 8:30 p.m. local time. Argentina runs on GMT-3 year-round, so visitors do not need to adjust for daylight saving changes.
The Buenos Aires date closes a South American run that also takes Ubago to Chile, with shows at the Movistar Arena in Santiago on 3 October and at Enjoy Viña del Mar on 4 October. Earlier in 2026 the tour crossed Mexico, including the Teatro Metropólitan in Mexico City in May.
Alex Ubago Buenos Aires 2026: The Anniversary Setlist
The tour marks 25 years since ¿Qué pides tú?, the debut album that turned Ubago into one of Spain’s biggest pop exports in 2001. The record sold about 1.5 million copies and spent months on charts across Latin America, where his audience has stayed loyal ever since.
Anniversary shows on this tour are built around the full debut album. That means the ballads that made his name: Sin miedo a nada, the duet he recorded with Amaia Montero of La Oreja de Van Gogh, plus A gritos de esperanza, Saber que tú, the title track ¿Qué pides tú? and Aunque no te pueda ver.
The second part of the set draws on the rest of his catalogue, with Me muero por conocerte among the songs Argentine crowds sing loudest. Expect a theatre show with a full band rather than a stadium production: the Gran Rex is a seated room where the songs, not the staging, carry the night.
Who Alex Ubago Is
Álex Ubago was born in 1981 in Vitoria-Gasteiz, in Spain’s Basque Country, and wrote his first songs as a teenager. His debut album arrived when he was 20 and went platinum many times over, first in Spain and then across Latin America.
He has released a run of studio albums since, earned a Latin Grammy nomination and toured the Americas regularly. For many Argentine fans his early records are tied to the early 2000s, which is exactly the nostalgia the anniversary tour is selling.
Tickets and Practical Tips for Foreign Visitors
Tickets are sold through Ticketek Argentina, the vendor the artist’s official channels point to for the Gran Rex date. Create the Ticketek account before checkout, and have the card used for payment plus a passport or ID ready when collecting or entering, as Argentine venues sometimes check both.
Resale platforms listed seats from around US$76 in late September 2026. Buying from the official vendor avoids the markup and the risk of invalid barcodes.
The Gran Rex sits on the Corrientes theatre strip, a few steps from the Carlos Pellegrini station on Subte line B and close to the Obelisco. The area is busy and well lit at night; standard big-city care with phones and wallets is enough. Arriving 45 minutes early leaves time for security checks and finding your seat.
What Has Not Been Announced
By 27 September 2026, no support act had been named for the Buenos Aires show, and neither the door time nor the exact set length had been published. Check the Ticketek event page in the week of the show for the final schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Alex Ubago play in Argentina?
On Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Teatro Gran Rex, Av. Corrientes 857 in Buenos Aires. Listings name an 8:30 p.m. start. It is a single Argentine date on the ¿Qué Pides Tú? 25° Aniversario tour.
How much do tickets cost and where do I buy them?
Tickets are sold through Ticketek Argentina. Resale listings started around US$76 in late September 2026, so official-vendor prices are the safer and usually cheaper option. The Gran Rex box office on Av. Corrientes also sells in person.
What songs will Alex Ubago play at the Gran Rex?
The anniversary show performs the full 2001 debut album ¿Qué pides tú?, including Sin miedo a nada, A gritos de esperanza, Saber que tú and Aunque no te pueda ver, followed by career hits such as Me muero por conocerte.
Can foreign visitors buy tickets for the Buenos Aires show?
Yes. Ticketek Argentina accepts international cards for online purchases; create the account in advance and bring the payment card plus a passport or ID to the venue. Seat numbers are assigned, so there is no need to queue for entry.
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Sources: Bandsintown (consulted 27 September 2026), Songkick (consulted 27 September 2026), StubHub (27 September 2026), Roig Arena (tour announcement), Ticketek Argentina (consulted 27 September 2026).
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