Camila Bogotá 2026: Adiós World Tour at Movistar Arena, Colombia, on 27 November
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Friday 27 November 2026 at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá. TuBoleta and the venue both list doors at 6 p.m. and the show at 8 p.m. Colombia time.
- Who they are. Camila is the Mexican pop group of Mario Domm, Pablo Hurtado and Samo, known for ballads such as “Todo Cambió” and “Mientes”. The Bogotá night is part of their Adiós World Tour.
- Why it matters. The tour is billed as a goodbye after more than two decades of songs, though no member has confirmed it is final. The band last played this arena on 24 September 2025, on its Regresa tour.
- Tickets. TuBoleta is the only authorised seller. Face values run from COP 199,000 (about US$61) to COP 546,000 (about US$168), plus a service charge of roughly a fifth.
- What to know. Entry is for over-18s only. Buyers paying with a foreign bank card must collect their tickets in person at the box office. No support act has been named.
Camila Bogotá 2026 is one Adiós World Tour night at the Movistar Arena in Colombia on Friday 27 November, with seats from about US$61.
The Mexican pop group Camila plays Bogotá, Colombia, on Friday 27 November 2026. TuBoleta, the sole ticket seller, lists the Movistar Arena with doors at 6 p.m. and an 8 p.m. start.
Camila Bogotá 2026: One Friday Night at the Movistar Arena
Camila plays a single date in the Colombian capital on Friday 27 November 2026. The venue is the Movistar Arena, the indoor hall beside El Campín stadium.
The vendor and the venue give the same times. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 8 p.m. Bogotá time, though both warn that schedules may change.
Who Camila Are and Why the Tour Says Goodbye
Camila is a Mexican pop group led by the singer and producer Mario Domm, with Pablo Hurtado and Samo. Their 2006 album Todo Cambió made them one of Latin pop’s best-known ballad acts.
Infobae credits the group with four Latin Grammys and more than two million physical albums sold. TuBoleta names “Todo Cambió”, “Mientes”, “Aléjate de Mí”, “Coleccionista de Canciones” and “Bésame” among the songs for the night.
The tour is called Adiós, and the vendor calls it the last chance to sing these songs live with the band. Infobae says no member has confirmed it is final, and Samo called it “not a goodbye” but another way to remain.
The three original members reunited in 2023, according to Infobae. Their Regresa tour brought them to the same arena on 24 September 2025, so this is a quick return.
Ticket Prices and the Three Sales Stages
TuBoleta publishes three price stages, and each section moves to a higher price once its stage allocation sells. All prices below are face value, with a service charge added on top.
Stage one runs from COP 199,000 (about US$61) in upper sections 208 to 212 to COP 375,000 (about US$115) in section 102. Service on the cheapest seat adds COP 40,300 (about US$12).
Stage three tops out at COP 546,000 (about US$168) for a premium seat in section 102. Service adds COP 110,500 (about US$34), and a Tribuna Fan Sur section costs COP 500,000 (about US$154).
The same upper-tier seat that began at COP 199,000 (about US$61) rises to COP 241,000 (about US$74) at stage three. Conversions here use 3,257 Colombian pesos to the US dollar, the rate on 27 September 2026.
The listing does not show which stage currently applies to each section. TuBoleta also warns that prices can fluctuate with supply and demand, and that sponsor reserves may still go on sale.
Buying From Abroad: Foreign Cards and Collection
The presale ran from 8 to 10 September, and general sale opened at 10 a.m. on 10 September 2026. Buyers may take up to six tickets per transaction.
Cards from foreign banks are accepted, which matters for newcomers without a Colombian account. Tickets bought this way are handed over only at the box office, and only to the cardholder who made the purchase.
Web, phone and outlet purchases also carry a delivery charge per transaction. TuBoleta says the amount is shown before payment.
The Venue and Getting There
The Movistar Arena was built in 1973 as the El Campín indoor coliseum and reopened after renovation in 2018. It holds up to about 14,000 people.
The address is Diagonal 61C No. 26-35, in the Teusaquillo area near El Campín stadium. TransMilenio riders can use the Movistar Arena station, and SITP buses run along Calle 63 and Carrera 30.
The venue offers more than 100 free bicycle spaces, so bring your own lock. For a late finish, the arena advises registered taxis or a trusted ride app.
Rules Worth Knowing Before You Go
The minimum age is 18, according to both TuBoleta and the venue. Anyone with younger fans in the family should check this before buying.
TuBoleta’s terms also bar entry to women who are visibly pregnant, citing guidance from the authorities. Sectors 206, 214, 306 and 314 are alcohol-free zones.
Sectors 201, 219, 301 and 319 may have a restricted view, depending on the stage set-up. The vendor says complaints about visibility from those seats will not be accepted.
What Has Not Been Announced
No support act has been named for the Camila Bogotá show, and no running time or setlist has been published. Remaining stock by section is also not shown on the listing.
Infobae reported friction inside the group this year, with Samo saying he would honour his commitments until 31 December 2026. The vendor still lists all three members for the Bogotá night.
FAQ
When and where does Camila play in Bogotá?
On Friday 27 November 2026 at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá. Doors open at 18:00 and the show starts at 20:00 Colombia time.
How much do Camila tickets cost in Bogotá?
TuBoleta lists face values from COP 199,000 (about US$61) to COP 546,000 (about US$168). A service charge of roughly a fifth is added, and prices rise by stage as sections sell.
Can I buy tickets with a foreign credit card?
Yes, cards from international banks are accepted since general sale opened on 10 September 2026. Those tickets are handed over only at the box office, and only to the cardholder.
Is there an age limit for the concert?
Yes, TuBoleta and the Movistar Arena both set a minimum age of 18. The vendor’s terms also bar entry to visibly pregnant women.
Sources
TuBoleta: CAMILA | ADIÓS… WORLD TOUR, 27 de noviembre, Movistar Arena · Movistar Arena: Camila, Adiós World Tour · Infobae: Camila llega a Bogotá con su ‘Adiós World Tour’ · Movistar Arena: Camila regresa a Bogotá con un show imperdible (2025) · Movistar Arena: ¿Cómo llegar? · Wikipedia: Movistar Arena (Bogotá)
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Sources: TuBoleta (consulted 27 September 2026), Movistar Arena (consulted 27 September 2026), Infobae (9 September 2026), Wikipedia (consulted 27 September 2026), open.er-api.com exchange rates (27 September 2026).
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