Conociendo Rusia La Plata Date Lands at Teatro Argentino, Argentina on 3 October 2026
ARGENTINA · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —The date Conociendo Rusia play the Sala Ginastera in La Plata on Saturday 3 October 2026.
- —The venue The hall sits inside the Teatro Argentino at Avenida 51 number 702.
- —Timing Doors open at 8 p.m. and the performance begins at 9 p.m., Argentina time.
- —The format The tour is billed as solo, with the songs reworked for guitar and piano.
- —Tickets Seats run from ARS 40,000 to ARS 80,000 before service charges, roughly US$26 to US$53.
The Conociendo Rusia La Plata show is part of a stripped-back tour. It is one voice, a guitar and a piano.
What Is Confirmed
Conociendo Rusia play La Plata, Argentina on Saturday 3 October 2026. The show is in the Sala Ginastera, inside the Teatro Argentino at Avenida 51 number 702.
Doors open at 8 p.m. and the performance begins at 9 p.m. local time. The venue is a seated concert hall rather than a standing room.
Seats run from ARS 40,000 in the upper tiers to ARS 80,000 in the lower boxes, before service charges. At 1,510 pesos to the dollar that is roughly US$26 to US$53.
Parking at the theatre is sold separately at ARS 20,000. The seller states that published prices exclude the service charge.
A Tour Built on Subtraction
The run is called Mateo, after the record of the same name. The billing is deliberately spare: the songs are reworked for guitar and piano rather than a band.
Conociendo Rusia is the project of the Argentine musician Mateo Sujatovich. The group normally tours with a full ensemble, which is what makes this format the news.
The artist described the run as a naked, vulnerable and living tour. That framing sets the expectation for anyone who has seen the band version.
The schedule reflects that choice. Theatres and concert halls replace the clubs and arenas that a full-band tour would use.
The La Plata date is one stop on a long domestic run. Necochea follows on 9 October, Bahía Blanca on 10 October and Viedma on 11 October.
Practical Detail
The Teatro Argentino is the main cultural complex of the province of Buenos Aires. The Sala Ginastera is its concert hall rather than the opera house.
La Plata sits about an hour south-east of Buenos Aires by road, and is served by the Roca line from Constitución. The last train back is the detail most visitors miss.
A 9 p.m. start in a seated hall means the show ends late but predictably. This is not a late-night club booking.
Tickets are sold through an Argentine platform, and foreign cards are not always accepted. Testing that before the sale is more useful than testing it during one.
Seat tiers matter more than usual here. In a hall built for opera, the difference between the stalls and the upper gallery is real.
What It Means If You Live in Argentina
For Spanish-speaking foreign residents, this is one of the more rewarding Argentine acts to see in a small format. The writing carries the show.
The price range of about US$26 to US$53 is modest against international touring acts playing Buenos Aires. Against local wages it is a considered night out.
The La Plata date also avoids the capital’s larger venues. A provincial theatre holds a fraction of the audience an arena would.
For residents of La Plata itself, a booking of this size at the Teatro Argentino is not routine. Most of the artist’s dates land in Buenos Aires.
For newcomers still building Spanish, a stripped-back show of this kind is harder work than a band set. The lyrics are the point of the evening.
What Is Still Open
A support act had not been announced at the time of writing. Theatre dates on this run have mostly gone ahead without one.
The set list is also unannounced. The tour is named after one record but is billed as covering the whole catalogue.
Availability by tier changes, and the prices quoted here exclude the service charge the seller adds at checkout.
Whether the solo format continues past this run is unknown. The artist has presented it as a specific project rather than a permanent change.
A Montevideo date was announced for the end of October when the tour was launched. Its details had not been confirmed at the time of writing.
For anyone in the region, the run is still expanding rather than closing. Missing one theatre does not mean missing the format.
Whether the La Plata night is recorded or filmed has not been said. Tours built around a single format sometimes are, and this one has not been described that way.
The settled part is the evening itself. A date, a hall, a start time and a price range are all published, and the rest is detail.
Sources
- Livepass — Conociendo Rusia en la Sala Ginastera, Teatro Argentino de La Plata
- Songkick — Conociendo Rusia tour dates
- Ciudad Magazine — Conociendo Rusia anunció una gira íntima 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where do Conociendo Rusia play La Plata?
On Saturday 3 October 2026 in the Sala Ginastera of the Teatro Argentino, Avenida 51 number 702. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the show starts at 9 p.m.
What is different about this tour?
It is billed as solo. The songs are reworked for guitar and piano instead of the full band the group normally tours with.
How much do tickets cost?
Seats run from ARS 40,000 to ARS 80,000 before service charges, about US$26 to US$53 at the rate published by open.er-api.com on 18 September 2026.
Are there other dates nearby?
Yes. Necochea follows on 9 October 2026, Bahía Blanca on 10 October and Viedma on 11 October.
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