Los Tigres del Norte Bogotá Concert Set for 7 November 2026 in Colombia
COLOMBIA · LIVE MUSIC
Key Facts
- —The city Bogotá, Colombia’s capital of about eight million people, hosts its biggest concerts at El Campín football stadium.
- —Why it matters Los Tigres del Norte, the Mexican norteño band behind Contrabando y Traición, have been recording since 1968.
- —What happened Their Los Tigres del Mundo show plays El Campín on Saturday 7 November 2026, at 18:00 Bogotá time.
- —What it means for you Stage-one tickets ran from COP 89,000 (US$27) to COP 225,000 (US$69), plus a service charge; entry is adults only.
- —The catch Stage two is now on sale, so a pitch ticket costs COP 111,250 (US$34) plus a COP 24,500 (US$8) fee.
The Los Tigres del Norte Bogotá date brings Mexico’s best-known norteño band to the city’s main stadium for one night.
Los Tigres del Norte, the Mexican band that turned border ballads into stadium music, play Bogotá, Colombia, on Saturday 7 November 2026. The Los Tigres del Norte Bogotá concert takes place at Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín.
The official ticket seller, TuBoleta, lists the start at 18:00 Bogotá time, with doors opening at 15:00. The show is for adults aged 18 and over.
Los Tigres del Norte Bogotá: Date, Time and Rules
El Campín is Bogotá’s main football stadium, home to Millonarios and Santa Fe, in the Teusaquillo district. The concert uses both the pitch and the stands.
TuBoleta gives the start as 18:00 and the doors as 15:00. Infobae reports that the show runs for more than four hours.
Entry is for adults only, aged 18 and over, so bring identification that shows your age. Foreign residents can use a passport or a Colombian foreign-resident card.
The organiser is Eventos y Producciones Silra, according to TuBoleta. Infobae reports that the show will include mariachi musicians and Mexican folk dancers.
Tickets and Prices
Tickets are sold through TuBoleta in stages, with prices rising from one stage to the next. In stage one, a pitch ticket cost COP 89,000 (US$27) plus a COP 20,000 (US$6) service charge.
Seats in the lower west stand cost COP 225,000 (US$69) plus COP 50,000 (US$15) in stage one. In stage two, now on sale, the same seats cost COP 280,000 (US$86) plus COP 61,700 (US$19).
A pitch ticket in stage two costs COP 111,250 (US$34) plus COP 24,500 (US$8). Nothing was marked sold out on TuBoleta on 24 September 2026.
Most boxes are named after the band’s songs. In stage one they ran from Señor Locutor at COP 900,000 (US$276) to Jefe de Jefes at COP 8,900,000 (US$2,727), plus fees.
Claro, the phone company, advertised a 15 percent discount for customers through its loyalty club. The offer is capped at 500 tickets and runs until 7 November or until it sells out.
Who Los Tigres del Norte Are
The band was formed by the Hernández brothers from Rosa Morada, in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. They built their career from San José, California, where they settled in the late 1960s.
Their music is norteño, built on accordion, the 12-string bajo sexto guitar and polka rhythms brought to northern Mexico by European settlers. Their best-known songs are corridos, story ballads about migrants, smugglers and border life.
Songs such as Contrabando y Traición, La Puerta Negra and Jefe de Jefes are known across Latin America. The band has won several Grammy and Latin Grammy awards.
The group has recorded dozens of albums since its first record in 1968. Its songs about life on both sides of the border made it a voice for Mexican migrants in the United States.
In September 2026, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum received the band at the National Palace in Mexico City, Infobae reported. It was a sign of their standing at home.
Why Mexican Regional Music Draws Crowds in Colombia
Mexican ranchera and norteño music have been part of Colombian life for decades, through radio, cinema and neighbourhood bars. Colombia also developed related styles of its own, such as música popular and carrilera.
Mexican films of the 1940s and 1950s, full of ranchera singers, played widely in Colombian cinemas. That is one reason the music feels local to many older Colombians.
These songs are especially popular outside the big cities and among older listeners. Infobae describes the Bogotá date as the band’s first solo stadium show in Colombia.
The show sits in a busy run of El Campín concerts, after BTS, Fonseca and Ryan Castro.
The run has caused friction with Santa Fe, whose women’s league final was moved to Tunja. Both Bogotá clubs must fit their matches around stage builds.
What It Means If You Live in Bogotá
An 18:00 start with doors at 15:00 means a long afternoon at the stadium. Bogotá sits about 2,600 metres above sea level, and November evenings are cool and often wet.
Concert nights usually bring road closures and heavy traffic around Teusaquillo. Public transport or a ride-hailing app is the simpler way to get there.
Buy only through TuBoleta. Tickets offered on social media or by resellers may be fake and may not get you in.
The rules on what you may bring into the stadium are set for each event. Check the conditions on TuBoleta before you leave home.
What Comes Next
TuBoleta will publish any change of time or entry rules on the event page. No opening act for Bogotá had been announced by 24 September 2026.
For wider context, see Colombia Explained 2026.
Sources: TuBoleta, event page; Infobae, doors time and age rule, 3 May 2026; Claro Club, customer discount; Infobae, El Campín concert calendar, 23 September 2026; Infobae, Sheinbaum receives the band, 14 September 2026. Exchange rate: Colombia’s official TRM of 24 September 2026, COP 3,264 per US dollar.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the Los Tigres del Norte Bogotá concert start?
TuBoleta lists the start at 18:00 Bogotá time on Saturday 7 November 2026, with doors at 15:00. Infobae reports that the show runs for more than four hours.
How much are the tickets?
Stage-one prices ran from COP 89,000 (US$27) on the pitch to COP 225,000 (US$69) in the lower west stand, plus fees. Stage two now costs more, and boxes started at COP 900,000 (US$276) in stage one.
Is there an age limit?
Yes. The concert is for adults aged 18 and over, so bring identification that shows your age.
Who are Los Tigres del Norte?
They are a Mexican norteño band led by the Hernández brothers, originally from Sinaloa and based for decades in San José, California. They are known for corridos about migrants and border life, such as Contrabando y Traición.
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