Bunbury Bogotá Concert Set for 29 October at Movistar Arena, Colombia
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Key Facts
- —The country Bogotá is now a standard stop for Spanish-language tours across the Americas.
- —What happens Enrique Bunbury plays Movistar Arena on Thursday 29 October 2026. Doors open at 6 p.m.
- —The times The show is scheduled to begin at 8.30 p.m. local time.
- —The money Tickets run from 189,000 pesos, about US$58, to 669,000 pesos, about US$205.
- —The catch Service charges are added on top, and they add roughly a fifth to the ticket price.
The Bunbury Bogotá date is one stop on a tour that crosses eight countries this year.
Enrique Bunbury plays Movistar Arena in Bogotá, Colombia, on Thursday 29 October 2026. The Bunbury Bogotá concert belongs to his Nuevas Mutaciones tour.
What happens on 29 October
Enrique Bunbury plays Movistar Arena in Bogotá on Thursday 29 October 2026. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 8.30 p.m.
The arena is at Diagonal 61C number 26-35, in the north of the city. It is Bogotá’s main indoor concert room.
The tour is called Nuevas Mutaciones. It runs through Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Chile, the United States and Spain.
Tickets are sold through Tuboleta. The minimum age is 14.
Sales opened in February 2026. Prices are quoted before service charges, which add roughly a fifth.
Who Enrique Bunbury is
Enrique Bunbury is a Spanish singer and songwriter from Zaragoza. He fronted Héroes del Silencio before going solo.
Héroes del Silencio were one of the largest Spanish rock bands of the late 1980s and 1990s. Their audience in Latin America was as large as at home.
His solo work has moved through rock, Latin American folk forms and electronic textures. It is deliberately less predictable than the band’s.
Colombia has been part of his touring map for decades. Bogotá dates sell steadily.
He has recorded in Spanish throughout, with no crossover attempt in English. That choice is part of why his audience is where it is.
What the Bunbury Bogotá tickets cost
The cheapest seats on the third floor are 189,000 pesos, about US$58. The equivalent seats in the second staging are 209,000 pesos, about US$64.
Mid-range second-floor seats run from 339,000 pesos, about US$104, to 399,000 pesos, about US$122.
Tribuna Fan Sur, the closest standing zone, is 669,000 pesos, about US$205. Every tier carries a service charge on top.
Currency conversions here use the rate of 25 September 2026, when US$1 bought about 3,265 Colombian pesos.
The venue and how to reach it
Movistar Arena sits in the Campin sports complex in northern Bogotá. It is covered, with seating and a standing floor.
The TransMilenio bus system serves the area, and several stations are within walking distance. Ride apps are widely used.
Traffic in that part of the city is heavy on weekday evenings. Leaving early is worth the trouble.
Bogotá sits at about 2,600 metres above sea level. Visitors arriving the same day should take the altitude seriously.
The arena holds several thousand and fills quickly at the doors. Arriving before 7 p.m. avoids the worst of the queue.
What this means for residents and visitors
A Thursday show is awkward for anyone travelling from outside the city. Friday flights out of Bogotá fill quickly.
October in Bogotá is one of the wetter months. The venue is covered, but the walk to it may not be.
Buy through Tuboleta rather than resale sites. Invalid tickets are a recurring problem at Bogotá arena shows.
Card payment is normal across the city. Small cash amounts remain useful for buses and street food.
Nights in Bogotá are cool all year. A jacket is worth taking even in a warm month.
The wider picture
Spanish acts have toured Latin America since well before streaming. The route is old and the audiences are established.
What has changed is the number of stops. Cities that once waited years between visits now take a date on almost every tour.
Ticket prices have risen faster than Colombian wages over the same period. The cheapest tier still costs the equivalent of several days’ work at the minimum wage.
That tension is worth naming plainly. Arena touring in the region is growing, and it is growing unevenly.
What is not yet known
No support act has been announced. Movistar Arena bills often add one close to the date.
The set list has not been published. Bunbury tours usually mix solo material with a small number of older songs.
How many tickets remain was not clear at the time of writing. Sales opened in February 2026.
Nor has any second Colombian date been confirmed. The tour continues elsewhere in the region.
Whether Héroes del Silencio songs will feature is also unannounced. He has included them on some tours and not others.
FAQ
When is the Bunbury Bogotá concert?
Thursday 29 October 2026 at Movistar Arena. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 8.30 p.m.
How much do tickets cost?
From 189,000 pesos, about US$58, to 669,000 pesos, about US$205, before service charges. Tuboleta is the seller.
Is there an age limit?
Yes, the minimum age is 14. Younger children are not admitted to this show.
Where is Movistar Arena in Bogotá?
At Diagonal 61C number 26-35, in the Campin complex in the north of the city. TransMilenio stations are within walking distance.
Sources: Tuboleta event page; Bogotá city government events listing; Pulzo; the artist’s own tour page.
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