Auténticos Decadentes Bogotá Show Sells Out; Colombia Gets 15 November Date
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Key Facts
- —The city Bogotá, Colombia’s capital of about eight million people, is a regular stop for Argentine rock and ska bands.
- —Why it matters Los Auténticos Decadentes and Los Caligaris, two of Argentina’s best-known party bands, are touring together as Los Auténticos Caligaris.
- —What happened Their Saturday 14 November show at Movistar Arena sold out, so a second date was added for Sunday 15 November 2026.
- —What it means for you Second-date tickets start at COP 157,000 (US$48) plus a service charge, on TuBoleta; the minimum age is 12.
- —Still open No set list has been published, and the second date’s prices rise once the first stage sells out.
The Auténticos Decadentes Bogotá concert with Los Caligaris sold out, and a second night at Movistar Arena now follows on 15 November.
Two Argentine bands known for turning concerts into street parties share a stage in Bogotá, Colombia, in November. The Auténticos Decadentes Bogotá show with Los Caligaris on Saturday 14 November 2026 has sold out.
A second date follows on Sunday 15 November at the same venue, Movistar Arena. Doors open at 18:00 and the show starts at 21:00 Bogotá time.
Auténticos Decadentes Bogotá: Venue, Dates and Times
Both nights take place at Movistar Arena, Bogotá’s main indoor concert hall, next to the El Campín football stadium. The joint show is billed as Los Auténticos Caligaris: La Fórmula Perfecta, the perfect formula.
Every section for 14 November is marked sold out on TuBoleta, the official ticket seller. TuBoleta says the sell-out is why the second night was added.
Both nights open doors at 18:00 and start at 21:00. TuBoleta sets the minimum age at 12 and lists the promoter as Promotora Colombia S.A.S.
Earlier announcements set the minimum age at 14, so check the ticket page before you go. TuBoleta lists sectors 206, 214, 306 and 314 as alcohol-free zones on both nights.
Tickets for the Second Night
Tickets for 15 November are sold only on TuBoleta, in two price stages. First-stage prices run from COP 157,000 (US$48) in the upper level to COP 479,000 (US$147), plus service charges of COP 29,000–86,000 (US$9–26).
The top price is for the Tribuna Fan Sur section. The general-admission floor, called platea, costs COP 229,000 (US$70) plus COP 41,000 (US$13).
Once the first stage sells out, prices rise. Second-stage tickets run from COP 185,000 (US$57) to COP 579,000 (US$177), plus service charges.
Tickets offered on resale sites or social media are not part of the official sale. For the sold-out first night, those are the only tickets left, and they carry a real risk of fakes.
Who the Two Bands Are
Los Auténticos Decadentes formed in Buenos Aires in 1986. The large ensemble mixes rock, ska, cumbia and murga, the brass-and-drum street music of Argentine carnival.
Their songs La Guitarra and Loco (Tu Forma de Ser) are party standards across Spanish-speaking Latin America. Their concerts are known for crowds singing every word.
Albums such as Mi Vida Loca, from 1995, made them a fixture of Argentine radio. They still tour widely, three decades on.
Los Caligaris come from Córdoba, Argentina’s second city, and formed in 1997. They perform in circus style, with painted faces and clown costumes, and play festive ska, rock and cuarteto.
Together they call themselves Los Auténticos Caligaris. In September 2026 they released a joint cover of Te Quiero Tanto, a love song by the Argentine singer Sergio Denis.
Why Argentine Bands Sell Out in Colombia
Argentine rock has had a large audience in Colombia since the 1980s, carried by radio and festivals. Rock al Parque, Bogotá’s free rock festival, has featured Argentine acts for decades.
Bands that fill Buenos Aires stadiums often fill Bogotá arenas too.
Party music travels especially well. Songs made for singing along work in any Spanish-speaking crowd, whatever the country.
For foreign residents with basic Spanish, these shows are an easy way in. The choruses are short and repeated, and the crowd does much of the singing.
The joint tour opened in Córdoba on 22 August, according to Publimetro. Its autumn dates include Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara and Tijuana as well as Bogotá.
What It Means If You Live in Bogotá
The Sunday show starts at 21:00 and finishes late. Monday 16 November is a public holiday in Colombia, which makes the second night easier for many people.
Movistar Arena sits next to El Campín, where traffic is heavy on event nights. Public transport or a ride-hailing app is the simpler way to get there and back.
The arena has numbered seats in the upper levels and a standing floor. At party-band shows the floor fills early, so arrive in good time if you want to be near the stage.
What Comes Next
The second night remains on sale through TuBoleta. Any change to the age rule or the times would appear on the TuBoleta event page first.
For wider context, see Colombia Explained 2026.
Sources: TuBoleta, 14 November (sold out); TuBoleta, second date 15 November; Movistar Arena, event page; Radio Tiempo, announcement; Publimetro, Te Quiero Tanto, 17 September 2026. Exchange rate: Colombia’s official TRM of 24 September 2026, COP 3,264 per US dollar.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Auténticos Decadentes Bogotá concert sold out?
The first night, Saturday 14 November 2026, is sold out. A second night on Sunday 15 November at Movistar Arena still has tickets on TuBoleta.
How much are tickets for the second night?
First-stage prices run from COP 157,000 (US$48) to COP 479,000 (US$147), plus a service charge. Prices rise once that stage sells out.
What time does the show start?
Doors open at 18:00 and the show starts at 21:00 Bogotá time on both nights. The venue is Movistar Arena, next to El Campín.
Who are Los Caligaris?
They are a band from Córdoba, Argentina, formed in 1997, known for festive ska and cuarteto, circus costumes and painted faces. They are touring with Los Auténticos Decadentes as Los Auténticos Caligaris.
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