Humbe Lima 2026: Mexican Singer Plays Costa 21, Peru, on 1 November
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Sunday 1 November 2026 at Costa 21, on the Costa Verde in the San Miguel district of Lima. Teleticket says the show may begin at 9 p.m. and should last about two hours.
- Who he is. Humbe, born Humberto Rodríguez Terrazas, is a Mexican singer and songwriter who blends pop and R&B. His songs include “Fantasmas”, “El poeta” and “Luz de luna”.
- Why it matters. The Lima night is part of his Dueño de los Cielos Tour. It follows a sold-out 360-degree show at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes in 2025. Outlets including Infobae and RPP covered the Lima announcement in February 2026.
- Tickets. Teleticket sells two field sectors at regular prices. Campo A costs S/ 259 (about US$76) and Campo B S/ 153 (about US$45). Prices include the service fee.
- What to know. 1 November is All Saints’ Day, a public holiday in Peru. Children under five are not admitted, and each buyer may take up to six tickets.
Humbe Lima 2026 falls on Sunday 1 November at Costa 21 in San Miguel, Peru. Tickets for the Mexican singer’s tour date start at S/ 153 (about US$45).
The Mexican singer Humbe performs in Lima, Peru, on Sunday 1 November 2026. Teleticket, the official seller for the date, lists Costa 21 in San Miguel and a possible 9 p.m. start.
Humbe Lima 2026: One Night at Costa 21
Humbe plays a single night in the Peruvian capital on Sunday 1 November 2026. The venue is Costa 21, an open-air events ground on the Costa Verde seafront in San Miguel.
Teleticket says the event may begin at 9 p.m. Lima time. It gives an approximate running time of two hours, which points to a finish around 11 p.m.
The concert was announced in February 2026, when a bank presale opened on 13 and 14 February. The listing names the organiser as Concerts Sports AEI10 S.A.C.
Who Humbe Is
Humbe is the stage name of Humberto Rodríguez Terrazas, a Mexican singer and songwriter. His style mixes pop and R&B with alternative touches and a strongly romantic tone.
His best-known songs include “Fantasmas”, “El poeta”, “Luz de luna” and “Patada de ahogado”. RPP has described him as a social media phenomenon.
The Dueño de los Cielos Tour accompanies his latest album, which Teleticket describes as the close of a trilogy. In 2025 he sold out a 360-degree concert at the Palacio de los Deportes in Mexico City.
Tickets and Prices in Soles
Teleticket sells two sectors, Campo A and Campo B, with Campo A the dearer. Prices here are converted at 3.393 soles to the US dollar, the rate on 28 September 2026.
The regular price for Campo A is S/ 259 (about US$76). Campo B costs S/ 153 (about US$45), and both prices include Teleticket’s service fee.
The February presale gave up to 15 percent off with Interbank cards. It priced Campo A at S/ 220 (about US$65) and Campo B at S/ 130 (about US$38).
A small allocation for holders of a CONADIS disability card costs S/ 207 (about US$61) in Campo A. Only six such tickets were offered, one per accredited person.
Costa 21 and Getting There
Costa 21 stands on the Costa Verde, the coastal road below the cliffs of Lima’s seafront. Teleticket gives its address as Costa Verde S/N in San Miguel.
La República puts the ground’s capacity at about 30,000 standing, though no figure has been published for this concert. The ground lies along the seafront north-west of Miraflores, closer to the airport side of the city.
Taxis and ride apps are the simplest way to reach the Costa Verde. The coastal road can slow down before large events. Agreeing a pick-up point in advance helps when thousands leave at once.
Practical Tips for Foreigners
E-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the show. Buyers must show the ticket at the gate, and re-entry is not permitted.
Teleticket recommends the concert for people aged 18 and over. Children from five may attend with a paying adult in the same sector, and both may be asked for identity documents.
Food, drinks, plastic bottles, lighters, selfie sticks and professional cameras are banned at the entrance. Anyone arriving after the time printed on the ticket is subject to the organiser’s rules.
Sunday 1 November is All Saints’ Day, a national public holiday in Peru according to the government’s gob.pe holiday list, so many offices and some shops close. Visitors should plan cash, meals and transport with that in mind.
What Is Not Yet Known
No support act had been announced when the listing was checked on 28 September 2026. Teleticket also gives no separate doors time ahead of the possible 9 p.m. start.
The vendor page does not say how many tickets remain in each sector. No capacity has been stated for this particular show, and the stage layout is marked as a reference plan only.
FAQ
When and where does Humbe play in Lima?
On Sunday 1 November 2026 at Costa 21, on the Costa Verde in San Miguel, Lima. Teleticket says the show may start at 9 p.m. and last about two hours.
How much do Humbe tickets cost in Lima?
Regular prices are S/ 259 (about US$76) for Campo A and S/ 153 (about US$45) for Campo B. Both prices include Teleticket’s service fee.
Can children attend the concert?
Teleticket recommends the show for people aged 18 and over. Children from five may enter with a paying adult in the same sector, and under-fives are not admitted.
Has a support act been announced?
No support act had been named when the listing was checked on 28 September 2026. The vendor page also gives no separate doors time.
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Sources: Teleticket (consulted 28 September 2026), Infobae (9 February 2026, consulted 28 September 2026), La República (9 February 2026, consulted 28 September 2026), RPP Noticias (February 2026, consulted 28 September 2026), gob.pe Feriados 2026 (consulted 28 September 2026).
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