Cypress Hill in Bogotá: Colombia Opens the South America Tour on 5 November, from COP 120,000
Cypress Hill Bogotá 2026 opens the group’s five-city South American run on Thursday 5 November at the Movistar Arena, with Tuboleta listing seats from COP 120,000, about 37 US dollars, before service charges.
The American hip-hop group Cypress Hill play Bogotá, Colombia, on Thursday 5 November 2026, at the Movistar Arena. The concert opens their South American tour.
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Thursday 5 November 2026 at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá, beside the El Campín stadium in the Teusaquillo district. Doors open at 5 p.m. Bogotá time, the show starts at 8 p.m., and entry is limited to people aged 18 and over.
- Who Cypress Hill are. An American hip-hop group from Los Angeles, on record since the early 1990s, which reaches Bogotá as B-Real, Sen Dog, Eric Bobo and DJ Lord. Their album Dios Bendiga, released in July 2026, is their first in Spanish.
- Why it matters. The night opens a five-city South American tour built on that Spanish-language record, with the Colombian rap acts Tres Coronas and Granuja on the same bill. A group that made its name in English returning to the same Bogotá room within two years, now singing in Spanish, is a measure of how large rap in Spanish has grown.
- Tickets. Tuboleta lists nine seating tiers from COP 120,000 to COP 370,000, about 37 to 114 US dollars, and adds a separate fee of COP 21,400 to COP 66,000 on top. That puts the full cost at roughly COP 141,400 to COP 436,000, about 43 to 134 US dollars.
- Not published. No running order for Tres Coronas and Granuja, no end time for the night and no set list had been published. Whether any of the album’s guests appear in Bogotá is also unknown.
Cypress Hill Bogotá 2026: The Tour Opens at the Movistar Arena
Cypress Hill play the Movistar Arena in Bogotá on Thursday 5 November 2026. The Colombian capital is the first stop of a five-city South American tour that ends in Ecuador.
The band’s own site lists the run as Dios Bendiga: Once Upon a Time in South America. Bogotá opens it, and Quito closes it ten days later.
What a Seat Costs at the Movistar Arena
Tuboleta is the official Colombian vendor for this concert, and it lists nine separate seating tiers. Seats start at COP 120,000, about 37 US dollars, on the upper level the arena calls Piso 3.
Piso is simply Spanish for floor, and the prices rise as the ring comes closer to the stage. The highest listed tier is the Tribuna Fan Sur, the south fan stand, at COP 370,000, about 114 US dollars.
The Service Charge and the Sale So Far
Every listed price on Tuboleta carries a separate service charge that is added at checkout. It runs from COP 21,400 to COP 66,000, roughly 7 to 20 US dollars, depending on the tier.
The cheapest seat therefore costs about COP 141,400 in total, close to 43 US dollars, once the charge is counted. The most expensive one reaches COP 436,000, or about 134 US dollars.
Three Acts on One Bill
Cypress Hill do not carry the Bogotá evening on their own. The evening is billed as All Stars Arena, a hip-hop night that also features the Colombian acts Tres Coronas and Granuja.
Noticias RCN reports that the first All Stars Arena, in February 2025, sold out the same room with Cypress Hill on top. Tickets bought for an earlier, separately billed Cypress Hill date stay valid for this one.
The Spanish-Language Album Behind the Tour
The tour follows Dios Bendiga, the group’s first album in Spanish, released on 24 July 2026 through HYBE Latin America. B-Real, Sen Dog, Eric Bobo and DJ Lord make up the touring line-up that reaches Bogotá.
El Espectador notes that the record leans on Latin identity and on the history of rap in Spanish. Guests on it include Trueno from Argentina, Alemán from Mexico and Mellow Man Ace.
Where the Bogotá Date Sits in the Region
Bogotá is the first of five South American capitals the group visits in eleven days. Buenos Aires follows on 8 November, then Santiago, Lima and Quito on 15 November.
The group last headlined this arena in February 2025, a short gap for a return to the same city. November sits between the northern and southern touring seasons, which is why the region fills up then.
Practical Notes for Foreign Residents
The Movistar Arena stands in Teusaquillo, beside the El Campín football stadium, and holds about 14,000 people. TransMilenio, the express bus network that crosses the city, serves the El Campín complex directly.
Tuboleta prices everything in Colombian pesos, and entry is limited to people aged 18 and over. Doors open at 5 p.m. Bogotá time, and the two support acts rap in Spanish.
What Has Not Been Published
Several practical details were still unpublished when this article was written, six weeks before the date. Neither Tuboleta nor the arena had given stage times for Tres Coronas and Granuja, or an end time for the night.
No set list has been announced, and it is not known whether any album guests will appear in Bogotá. Those details usually surface in the final week, and the date itself is firm.
Sources
Tuboleta: Cypress Hill, Dios Bendiga Bogotá · Movistar Arena Bogotá event page · Cypress Hill official site: South America tour announcement · Noticias RCN: All Stars Arena 2026 line-up · El Espectador, Revista Vea: prices and sale stages
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where do Cypress Hill play in Bogotá?
On Thursday 5 November 2026 at the Movistar Arena in Bogotá, Colombia. Doors open at 5 p.m. Bogotá time and the show starts at 8 p.m.
How much do tickets cost?
Listed seats run from COP 120,000 to COP 370,000, about 37 to 114 US dollars. Tuboleta adds a service charge of COP 21,400 to COP 66,000 on top, roughly 7 to 20 US dollars. That puts the full range at about 43 to 134 US dollars.
Who else is on the bill?
The night is billed as All Stars Arena and also features the Colombian rap acts Tres Coronas and Granuja. The running order had not been published at the time of writing.
Are tickets still available?
Seats were still listed on Tuboleta on 26 September 2026, more than a month before the concert. The general sale opened on 12 June 2026 and runs until the arena is full.
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Sources: Tuboleta (consulted 26 September 2026), Movistar Arena Bogotá (consulted 26 September 2026), cypresshill.com tour announcement (5 June 2026), Noticias RCN (June 2026), El Espectador / Revista Vea (11 June 2026).
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