COLOMBIA · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —Dates Colombian pop singer Camilo plays two nights in Bogotá on Friday, 11 December 2026, and Saturday, 12 December 2026, as part of his Camilo Worldwide Tour 2026.
- —Venue Both shows take place at Movistar Arena, Diagonal 61C 26-35, beside El Campín stadium in central Bogotá, with a TransMilenio bus rapid transit station of the same name.
- —Start times Doors open at 5 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. local time, which is also 8 p.m. US Eastern because both cities run on UTC minus five in December.
- —Tickets TuBoleta is the only authorised seller and its general sale is open for both nights. Foreign cards are accepted, but those tickets are handed only to the buyer at the box office.
- —Prices Listed seats run from COP 100,000 (about US$31) to COP 535,000 (about US$168) before service fees, or about US$38 to US$202 with fees, as of 14 October 2026.
- —Entry for visitors US citizens need no visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days but must complete the free online Check-MIG form one to 72 hours before their flight.
- —Power Index Colombia ranks 6th of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 51.9 points (October 2026 edition).
Camilo brings his world tour to Movistar Arena for two December nights, with tickets on sale through TuBoleta. Here is what US visitors need to know about the Camilo Bogotá concert, from prices and payment rules to transport and safety.
Camilo, the Colombian pop singer behind Tutu and Vida de Rico, plays Movistar Arena in Bogotá on Friday, 11 December 2026. A second Camilo Bogotá concert follows on Saturday, 12 December, a date added in September 2026.
TuBoleta, the only authorised ticket seller, lists seats from COP 100,000 (about US$31) to COP 535,000 (about US$168) before service fees. Both shows start at 8 p.m. local time, which is also 8 p.m. in New York.
Who Is Playing and Why It Matters
Camilo Echeverry is a Colombian singer and songwriter who performs simply as Camilo. TuBoleta’s event page lists Tutu, Vida de Rico, KESI and Pegao among the songs that made his name.
Portafolio, a Colombian business paper, describes the Camilo Worldwide Tour 2026 as more than 40 cities in at least 15 countries. Publimetro Colombia reported in June that Camilo chose Bogotá to close the tour.
His fans call themselves La Tribu, and TuBoleta’s listing frames the Bogotá night as a reunion with them. For US fans, the shows are a chance to see a Colombian star perform in front of a home crowd.
The tour also visits Arequipa, Peru, on Sunday, 8 November 2026, about a month before Bogotá. The Colombian capital is the stop with two nights at the same arena.
Dates, Doors and Start Times
The first show is on Friday, 11 December 2026, with doors at 5 p.m. and music from 8 p.m. local time. The second show, on Saturday, 12 December, keeps the same timetable at the same arena.
Bogotá stays on UTC minus five hours all year, because Colombia does not use daylight saving time. US clocks fall back on Sunday, 1 November, so an 8 p.m. Bogotá start is 8 p.m. in New York.
TuBoleta sets the minimum age at eight, and minors are allowed into this event. Sections 206, 214, 306 and 314 are alcohol-free zones, and TuBoleta recommends them for children.
No opening act has been announced, and neither listing gives an end time. TuBoleta warns that times may change for operational or weather reasons, or on the instructions of the authorities.
Tickets and Prices for the Camilo Bogotá Concert
TuBoleta states that it is the only authorised ticket operator, so buy at tuboleta.com rather than from resale sites. The listing names Breakfast TBL as the company responsible, and Publimetro identifies the producer as Breakfast Live.
For Friday, the cheapest seats cost COP 115,000 (about US$36) in the upper tier, plus a COP 20,600 (about US$6) fee. The Tribuna Fan Sur, the south fan stand, costs COP 500,000 (about US$157) plus COP 89,200 (about US$28) in fees.
Lower-tier seats in sections 101 to 103 cost COP 440,000 (about US$138), and second-tier seats start at COP 270,000 (about US$85). TuBoleta lists the arena layout as numbered seating, so each ticket is for an assigned place.
Saturday’s prices are similar, with a COP 100,000 (about US$31) partial-view seat as the cheapest option. The Saturday fan stand includes a welcome drink and costs COP 535,000 (about US$168) plus COP 108,200 (about US$34).
TuBoleta warns that prices can change at any time with supply and demand, so these figures are as listed on 14 October. Each transaction is limited to six tickets, and delivery charges apply to web, phone and outlet sales.
TuBoleta also sells VIP packages from COP 94,000 (about US$30) to COP 280,000 (about US$88), plus fees. They add early entry and souvenirs, and the top package adds a SkyLounge experience with food.
How US Visitors Can Pay
Cards issued by foreign banks are accepted from the general sale stage, which is already open for both nights. However, tickets bought with an international card are handed over only at the box office, to the buyer in person.
Carry the passport used for the order, and allow time for collection before the doors open. The listing does not say which box office or opening hours apply, so check with TuBoleta customer service first.
Getting There
Visitors from the United States fly into El Dorado International Airport, the international airport serving Bogotá. US citizens need no visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days, according to the State Department.
Travellers must also complete Colombia’s free online Check-MIG form between one and 72 hours before their flight. The State Department recommends a passport valid for six months and warns that Colombia may deny entry without a return ticket.
Movistar Arena stands at Diagonal 61C 26-35, beside El Campín stadium in central Bogotá. The arena tells TransMilenio riders to use the station named Movistar Arena on the city’s bus rapid transit network.
City buses on Calle 63 and Carrera 30 also stop nearby, and the arena offers more than 100 free bicycle parking spaces. Drivers can use partner car parks at El Campín stadium and the Palacio de los Deportes, at prices each operator sets.
The arena recommends trusted ride-hailing apps or registered taxis for the trip. With an 8 p.m. start, the journey home will come late in the evening, so book a ride before leaving the building.
Safety and Costs for Visitors
The US State Department rates Colombia at Level 3, Reconsider Travel, in an advisory issued on Tuesday, 31 March 2026. It warns that robberies of phones and bags are common and that criminals target visibly wealthy people.
The advisory says US citizens have been drugged and robbed by people they met through dating apps. It recommends meeting in public places and never leaving food or drinks unattended.
The State Department also advises against hailing taxis on the street and suggests a dispatch service or ride app instead. Bogotá sits at high altitude, so it tells visitors to learn the symptoms of altitude sickness before travelling.
Inside the arena, keep the phone holding your ticket in a front pocket and carry one card with a little cash. TuBoleta notes that visibly pregnant women will not be admitted, following the recommendations of the authorities.
An upper-tier ticket with fees costs about US$43 to US$67 on Friday, the widest choice of seats. Dollar figures in this guide use open.er-api.com rates of 14 October 2026, about COP 3,185 per US dollar.
What It Means for You
For a US fan, the Camilo Bogotá concert is a chance to see a Colombian pop star in his home country. Saturday’s cheapest seat costs about US$38 with fees, and the 8 p.m. start matches New York time.
Buy only at TuBoleta, and remember that international-card tickets must be collected in person at the box office. Complete the Check-MIG form before flying, and use an app or a dispatched car for the ride home.
What Is Not Known
The listing does not say which box office handles international-card collections or when it opens. It also does not make clear whether VIP package prices include a seat or are sold on top of one.
No opening act, set length or end time has been announced for either night. TuBoleta says technical and sponsor reserves may still go on sale, so availability by section can change.
Connected Coverage
For neighbourhoods, costs and daily life in the capital, see the Bogotá city guide for expats and visitors. For other shows and festivals this season, read what to do in Bogotá in October 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Camilo Bogotá concert?
Camilo plays Movistar Arena in Bogotá on Friday, 11 December, and Saturday, 12 December 2026. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. local time, the same as New York.
Where can I buy tickets?
TuBoleta is the only authorised seller, online at tuboleta.com. Foreign cards work in the general sale, but those tickets are collected only by the buyer at the box office.
How much do tickets cost?
Listed prices run from COP 100,000 (about US$31) to COP 535,000 (about US$168) before service fees. TuBoleta says prices can change with demand, so check the listing before buying.
Do US citizens need a visa for Colombia?
No, US citizens can visit Colombia as tourists for up to 90 days without a visa. They must complete the free online Check-MIG form between one and 72 hours before their flight.
Sources: TuBoleta, Camilo Tour 2026, 11 December; TuBoleta, Camilo Tour 2026, second date; Movistar Arena, Camilo 2026; Movistar Arena, how to get there; US State Department, Colombia Travel Advisory; US State Department, Colombia country information; Publimetro Colombia; Portafolio; Noticias RCN; open.er-api.com exchange rates (all accessed 14 October 2026).
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