Chayanne in Medellín, Colombia: DAVIarena Show on 19 November, From US$68
Chayanne in Medellín means Thursday 19 November 2026 at the brand-new DAVIarena in Sabaneta, Colombia, with full-price seats from about US$68.
The Puerto Rican singer Chayanne performs in Colombia on Thursday 19 November 2026. Tuboleta, the only authorised seller, lists the new DAVIarena in Sabaneta and an 8 p.m. start.
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Thursday 19 November 2026 at the DAVIarena in Sabaneta, on the southern edge of Medellín. Tuboleta lists doors at 6 p.m. and the show at 8 p.m. Colombia time.
- Who he is. Chayanne is a Puerto Rican singer and dancer with a career of more than four decades and songs from “Torero” to “Salomé”. This is his Bailemos Otra Vez tour, and his first Medellín show since September 2019.
- Why it matters. The DAVIarena is a new 17,200-capacity hall that opens with Juanes on 14 November. Chayanne plays five days after the opening, as the third stop of a four-city Colombian run.
- Tickets. Nine seated zones run from COP 198,000 (about US$61) to COP 850,000 (about US$261), plus a service charge. Each zone has a smaller launch-price stage before the full price applies.
- What to know. Entry is for over-18s only, and seating is numbered. Tickets paid with a foreign bank card are collected only at the box office by the buyer.
Chayanne in Medellín: Thursday 19 November
Chayanne returns to the Medellín area for one night on Thursday 19 November 2026. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the concert is billed for 8 p.m. Colombia time.
The date belongs to his Bailemos Otra Vez tour. His last concert in the city was on 7 September 2019, at the Centro de Espectáculos La Macarena.
A New Arena in Sabaneta, Not La Macarena
The venue is not a renamed La Macarena, Medellín’s old bullring venue. The DAVIarena is a separate, newly built hall in Sabaneta, a municipality on the southern edge of the city.
It holds 17,200 people and opens on 14 November with a concert by Juanes. Chayanne follows five days later, among the first headliners in the building.
The project cost COP 320 billion (about US$98 million), according to Forbes Colombia and Blu Radio. The bank Davivienda holds the naming rights, with BeatHub Entertainment as partner and the British firm HOK as architect.
What the Nine Seating Zones Cost
Prices below are converted at 3,257 Colombian pesos to the US dollar, the rate on 27 September 2026. All figures exclude Tuboleta’s service charge, which is shown before payment.
The fourth tier is the cheapest area, at COP 220,000 (about US$68) or COP 240,000 (about US$74) at full price. The third tier runs from COP 320,000 (about US$98) to COP 420,000 (about US$129).
Platea, the lowest seated ring, costs COP 450,000 (about US$138) or COP 750,000 (about US$230) for the central sections. The Primavera Lounge costs COP 800,000 (about US$246).
The dearest zone is Tribuna Fan Norte, at COP 850,000 (about US$261). Tuboleta describes all nine zones as numbered seating, so there is no standing floor.
Launch Prices and How Long They Last
Each zone opened with a smaller block at a lower first-stage price. These ran from COP 198,000 (about US$61) in the fourth tier to COP 765,000 (about US$235) for Tribuna Fan Norte.
The first-stage blocks were small, from 53 to 349 seats per zone. Once a block sells, that zone moves to full price, and Tuboleta warns that prices may shift with demand.
Presales, Payment and Foreign Cards
A presale for Davivienda and DaviPlata cardholders ran from 28 to 30 August. A second window for Nequi Visa debit cards followed, and general sale opened on 3 September at 9 a.m.
Foreign bank cards are accepted only from the general sale onwards. Tickets bought with them are handed over only at the box office, to the cardholder, who should bring the card and passport.
Buyers can take up to four tickets per transaction. Tickets move into the Tuboleta Pass app in the days before the concert.
Getting There and Rules at the Door
The arena stands at Carrera 49 No. 52 Sur-200 in Sabaneta. Blu Radio places it a block from Itagüí station on Line A of the Medellín Metro, which runs through the Aburrá Valley.
The building has 503 parking spaces, according to the same report. For visitors without a car, the metro is the simplest way in, and taxis and ride apps also serve Sabaneta.
Entry is for over-18s only. Tuboleta also states that women in a visibly advanced pregnancy will not be admitted, following advice from the authorities.
Eight sections on the third and fourth tiers are alcohol-free zones. Sections 301, 315, 401, 402, 418 and 419 may have a restricted view, depending on the stage layout.
A Four-City Run Through Colombia
Medellín is the third of four Colombian dates between 12 and 21 November. Infobae lists Bucaramanga on 12 November, Barranquilla on 14 November and Bogotá’s Coliseo MedPlus on 21 November.
The promoter is Breakfast Live, registered on the Tuboleta page as Breakfast TBL S.A.S. The seller promises the classics, including “Un Siglo Sin Ti”, “Dejaría Todo” and “Y Tú Te Vas”.
What Has Not Been Announced
No support act had been named when the listing was checked on 27 September 2026. No set length or end time was published either.
Tuboleta does not show which zones are still on launch prices. The page also notes that sponsor and technical reserves may be released for sale later.
Sources
Tuboleta: Chayanne, Bailemos Otra Vez Tour, Medellín · DAVIarena: Chayanne anunció concierto en Medellín · El Colombiano: Chayanne anunció concierto en Medellín · Infobae: Chayanne confirma precios de su gira en Medellín · Forbes Colombia: DAVIarena abrirá en Sabaneta con concierto de Juanes · Blu Radio: DAVIarena, fecha de inauguración y capacidad
FAQ
When and where does Chayanne play Medellín?
On Thursday 19 November 2026 at the DAVIarena in Sabaneta, on the southern edge of Medellín. The show is billed for 8 p.m., Colombia time, with doors at 6 p.m.
Is the DAVIarena the old La Macarena?
No. The DAVIarena is a new 17,200-capacity arena in Sabaneta that opens with Juanes on 14 November 2026, while La Macarena is Medellín’s old bullring venue.
How much do tickets cost?
Full prices run from COP 220,000 (about US$68) to COP 850,000 (about US$261), plus a service charge. Smaller launch-price blocks started at COP 198,000 (about US$61) and close as each zone’s allocation sells.
Can I buy with a foreign credit card?
Yes, from the general sale onwards, which opened on 3 September 2026. Tickets paid with an international card are collected only at the box office by the cardholder.
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Sources: Tuboleta (consulted 27 September 2026), DAVIarena (consulted 27 September 2026), El Colombiano (24 July 2026), Infobae (7 September 2026), Forbes Colombia (12 May 2026), Blu Radio (12 May 2026).
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