Ana Gabriel Plays Santiago on Wednesday 14 April

CHILE · CONCERT
Key Facts
- What is happening Mexican singer Ana Gabriel plays Santander Arena in Santiago, Chile, on Wednesday, 14 April 2027, at 9 p.m. on her Claro de Luna tour. The sale is not open until Wednesday, 4 November, at 11:00.
- Why it matters Santiago is the Chilean stop on a 16-city tour that opens in Guadalajara on 5 February 2027. The arena holds about 15,500 people and was renamed from Movistar Arena in September 2026.
- The numbers Listed prices run from CLP 41,400 (about US$42) to CLP 288,650 (about US$294), service charge included. Wheelchair places list at CLP 116,150 (about US$118).
- Who is who Ana Gabriel is a Mexican singer-songwriter known for ballads and rancheras. Multimusica, a Chilean company, produces the show, and PuntoTicket is the online ticket seller.
- What to watch No door time, opening act or refund terms are published yet. Check the PuntoTicket event page again after sales open on 4 November.
- Power Index Chile ranks 3rd of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 63.6 points (October 2026 edition).
- What it means for you The US State Department says US citizens need no visa for stays of 90 days or fewer on a tourist passport. One extension costs US$100.
Mexican singer Ana Gabriel plays Santander Arena in Santiago on Wednesday, 14 April 2027. Tickets cannot be bought until sales open on 4 November at 11:00, and listed prices start at CLP 41,400 (about US$42).
Mexican singer Ana Gabriel plays Santander Arena in Santiago, Chile, on Wednesday, 14 April 2027. The show starts at 9 p.m. and is part of her Claro de Luna tour.
PuntoTicket, a Chilean ticket seller, does not open sales until Wednesday, 4 November 2026, at 11:00. The cheapest listed seat is CLP 41,400 (about US$42), including the service charge.
The Concert and the Tour
Ana Gabriel is a Mexican singer-songwriter whose songs include Simplemente Amigos, Quién Como Tú and Ay Amor. The ticket page credits her with more than 50 years on stage and over 40 million records sold.
The tour opens in Guadalajara on 5 February 2027 and visits 16 cities in Mexico, South America and Puerto Rico. The seller calls it a long-awaited reunion with her fans.
The tour reaches Lima on Wednesday, 21 April 2027, a week after Santiago. That show is covered in the Ana Gabriel Lima concert guide.
Some tour listings still use the venue’s former name, Movistar Arena, which it carried until September 2026. It is the same building as Santander Arena, as the venue section below explains.
Tickets and Prices
The PuntoTicket page lists 13 ticket types for the arena, with a service charge shown separately and added to the total. The charge is 15 percent of the base price on every type.
Tribuna, the cheapest, totals CLP 41,400 (about US$42), and Platea Alta totals CLP 58,650 (about US$60). Golden totals CLP 93,150 (about US$95), and Platinum totals CLP 150,650 (about US$153).
Diamante totals CLP 265,650 (about US$271), and Primeras Filas, the front rows, totals CLP 288,650 (about US$294). A wheelchair place and its companion place each list at CLP 116,150 (about US$118).
Conversions use the observed dollar of Chile’s central bank, the Banco Central de Chile, for 3 November 2026: CLP 981.82 per US$. The rate will move before April, so treat the dollar figures as a guide.
Children under 3 may not enter, the ticket page says, and ages 3 and up need a ticket. Visitors under 15 must come with an adult.
The page is marked as coming soon, so no ticket can be bought before 4 November at 11:00. It gives no limit on tickets per buyer.
The Venue and How to Get There
Santander Arena stands at Beaucheff 1204 in Santiago Centro, inside Parque O’Higgins. Its management says it holds close to 15,500 people.
The venue opened in 2006 as Arena Santiago and carried the Movistar name from 2008. Banco Santander took the naming rights, and the new name was launched on Saturday, 5 September 2026.

The Parque O’Higgins station on Line 2 of the Santiago Metro is named for the park that holds the arena. Check Metro de Santiago for current hours, because late-night service after a show was not checked.
Entry Rules for US Visitors
Chile’s National Migration Service says tourists receive a transitory permit for up to 90 days, extendable once for 90 more. The permit cannot run past the validity of your passport.
Visitors must show enough money to support the stay, and the Investigations Police hand over a migration card on arrival. The extension fee is the equivalent of US$100 in local currency.
The US State Department says US citizens need no visa for tourist stays of 90 days or fewer on a tourist passport. Arrival brings a Tourist Card valid for up to 90 days.
Tourists on this permit may not take paid work in Chile. Performers and a few other groups can apply to the service for a work authorization.
Safety and Costs
The US State Department rates Chile Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution, for crime, unrest and health (advisory of 18 August 2026). Petty crime is common, and demonstrations in Santiago can disrupt buses and Metro service.
Prices for flights, hotels and local transport were not checked, so this guide gives no estimate for them. Compare the ticket total with the tour’s other South American dates before you decide where to see the show.
What It Means for You
If you live in or near Santiago, the show falls on a Wednesday night at 9 p.m., so plan your trip home. Compare the sections on 4 November and buy only through PuntoTicket.
If you travel from the United States, book refundable flights and lodging until you hold a ticket. Carry a passport valid for your whole stay and keep the migration card the border police give you.
What Is Not Known
Door time, the opening act and any limit on tickets per buyer are not published. The ticket page also lists no refund or rescheduling terms.
Chilean press reported that her Santiago dates in May 2024 were postponed because of illness, so reschedule terms matter. No sign of a problem with the 2027 date was found.
The Santander Arena event page for this show could not be opened. Venue details rest on the seller and on reports of the renaming.
No prediction market on this concert was found on 3 November 2026. Sales have not opened, so seat availability is unknown.
What Comes Next
Sales open on Wednesday, 4 November 2026, at 11:00. The concert follows on Wednesday, 14 April 2027, which is 162 days from today.
Connected Coverage
For the city, start with the Santiago expat city page and What to Do in Santiago in November 2026: Ed Sheeran, Creamfields. The country is covered on the Chile hub.
Ricardo Montaner plays the same arena in Ricardo Montaner Santiago Concert on 18 March 2027. Ha*Ash does so in Mexican Duo Ha*Ash Plays Santiago on 21 and 22 March.
The tour’s Mexico City stop is in Ana Gabriel Mexico City Show: Prices TBA. Its Lima stop is in Ana Gabriel Lima Concert 2027 Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Ana Gabriel in Santiago?
Ana Gabriel plays Santander Arena in Santiago on Wednesday, 14 April 2027, at 21:00. A door time has not been published.
How much are Ana Gabriel Santiago tickets?
Listed totals run from CLP 41,400 (about US$42) to CLP 288,650 (about US$294), service charge included. Sales are not open until 4 November at 11:00.
Where do I buy Ana Gabriel Santiago tickets?
PuntoTicket, a Chilean online seller, is the seller named on the event page. Sales are not open until Wednesday, 4 November 2026, at 11:00.
Sources: PuntoTicket, Ana Gabriel at Santander Arena (date, prices, rules, sale start); Chile National Migration Service, transitory permit; US State Department, Chile country information; US State Department, Chile travel advisory; Banco Central de Chile, daily indicators (observed dollar, 3 November 2026) (all accessed 3 November 2026).
This article was produced by The Rio Times’ automated newsroom system. How we use AI · Report an error · Editorial responsibility: Matthias Camenzind, Editor-in-Chief
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