Annette Moreno Arequipa Concert on September 24: Tour Demente 2026 at Teatro Municipal

Annette Moreno Arequipa brings the Christian pop singer’s Tour Demente to Teatro Municipal de Arequipa on Thursday, September 24, 2026, around 7 p.m., with Teleticket prices starting at S/150, about US$45, for a show recommended for ages 14 and up.

A well-known voice in Latin American Christian pop is bringing her current tour to Peru’s second-largest city this month, in a venue known for its intimate acoustics.

Annette Moreno Arequipa: A Christian Pop Star’s Tour Stop

Annette Moreno has built a long career in Christian pop and gospel music, with a following that spans Latin America well beyond her native Puerto Rico, and her Tour Demente run brings that catalog to Arequipa on September 24.

The show is recommended for audiences 14 and older, a detail worth noting for families planning to attend as a group.

A Historic Theater in Arequipa’s Center

Teatro Municipal de Arequipa sits on Calle Mercaderes in the city’s historic center, an easy walk from Arequipa’s main plaza and one of the city’s most established venues for touring musical acts.

The theater’s smaller scale compared with arena venues in Lima gives concerts here a more intimate feel, with fewer seats far from the stage.

Timing and What to Expect

The concert starts around 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 24, and runs roughly three hours, a longer format typical of gospel and Christian pop concerts that often include extended musical sets.

Given the venue’s central location, arriving by taxi or on foot avoids the more limited parking options directly around the historic center.

Ticket Tiers Through Teleticket

Teleticket lists three tiers for the show: Mezzanine starting at S/150 with a S/120 presale rate, VIP at S/210 (S/180 presale), and Platinum at S/250 (S/210 presale).

At current exchange rates, that works out to roughly US$36 to US$75 across the tiers, making the presale rates worth checking before they expire.

Who Should Attend

The show is recommended for ages 14 and up, so families with younger children may want to arrange alternative plans for the evening.

Longtime fans of Latin American Christian music will recognize much of the set list, while newcomers can expect a polished pop production built around gospel themes.

Getting to Teatro Municipal de Arequipa

The venue’s address, Calle Mercaderes 239, places it firmly within Arequipa’s walkable historic core, close to the Plaza de Armas and several hotels popular with visitors.

As with most historic-center venues in Arequipa, taxis and rideshares are the simplest option for anyone coming from outside the immediate downtown area.

Who Annette Moreno Is

Annette Moreno is American, born in San Diego in 1972, and has recorded Spanish-language Christian pop for three decades. She debuted in 1995 and has released fifteen studio albums.

The songs that carry her name are Un Ángel Llora from 2002, Ruleta Rusa from 2004 and Deménte from 2012, a duet with Tercer Cielo that gives this tour its name.

She grew up in a mariachi household, performing as a child in the group Los Salmos and playing violin as well as singing. Teleticket describes the Arequipa date as her return to Peru after eleven years.

A Theatre With a Place in Peruvian History

The Teatro Municipal de Arequipa seats 1,058 and stands on Calle Mercaderes in the UNESCO-listed historic centre, a short walk from the Plaza de Armas.

It opened in August 1940, marking four centuries since the city’s Spanish founding, and was declared a historical monument in 1987.

It also has a political past. During the Arequipa revolution of 1955 police fired tear gas into a packed auditorium during a rally, and the strike that followed spread nationally and helped end a military government.

Tickets are 150 soles in the mezzanine, about US$45, and 250 soles for platinum, roughly US$74, through Teleticket. The show is recommended for fourteen and over, and under-fourteens are not admitted.

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