Luciano Pereyra Movistar Arena: 8th Show on 24 October 2026 in Argentina
ARGENTINA · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —What Luciano Pereyra, romantic singer from Luján, on the “Te Sigo Amando” (I Still Love You) tour
- —When Saturday 24 October 2026; check your e-ticket for door and show times
- —Where Movistar Arena, Humboldt 450, Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires, Argentina
- —Tickets From ARS 65,000 (about US$43) at movistararena.com.ar
- —Good to know The singer bills it as the last Movistar Arena date of this tour stage
The eighth Luciano Pereyra Movistar Arena show, added after seven sold-out nights, closes his “Te Sigo Amando” run in Buenos Aires.
Argentine singer Luciano Pereyra plays the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Saturday 24 October 2026. It is his eighth date there on the “Te Sigo Amando” tour, after seven sold-out shows. Tickets start at ARS 65,000, about US$43, on the arena’s website.
An eighth night after seven sold out
Luciano Pereyra played five sold-out nights at the Movistar Arena in October 2025. He returned on 13 and 14 March 2026 for two more. The singer’s own social media announced the 24 October date as the final one.
Argentine outlet Crónica reported the eighth date in May 2026. Tickets went on sale on 21 May 2026. Banco Provincia, a public bank of Buenos Aires province, offered payment in four interest-free instalments.
Eight nights at a 15,000-seat arena is a long run for an Argentine artist. The first seven all sold out, according to the singer’s own announcement.
Who Luciano Pereyra is
Pereyra was born and raised in Luján, a city about 70 kilometres (43 miles) west of Buenos Aires. Luján is known for its large basilica and Catholic pilgrimages.
He began as a child singer of folklore, Argentina’s traditional rural music. The folk singer Horacio Guarany supported him early on, according to the newspaper La Nación. He later moved into romantic ballads, pop and cumbia.
His best-known songs include “Enséñame a vivir sin ti”, “Sin testigos” and “Como tú”. Fans often sing the full lyrics back to him. That shared singing is a large part of his concerts.
The “Te Sigo Amando” tour and album
“Te Sigo Amando” means “I Still Love You”. The title song is a duet with Spanish singer David Bisbal. Bisbal joined Pereyra on stage at the Movistar Arena on 3 October 2025.
The album of the same name was due for release on 27 May 2026. It features Bisbal, Argentine folk singer Soledad, Colombian vallenato singer Silvestre Dangond and the Córdoba band Q’Lokura, according to Opinando San Nicolás.
The 2026 itinerary includes Punta del Este in Uruguay, Mar del Plata, Salta, Tucumán, Rosario and Córdoba. It also includes dates in Madrid, Barcelona, Paraguay and Chile. Buenos Aires closes this stage.
Tickets and prices
The Movistar Arena sells tickets on its official website. The venue page lists prices from ARS 65,000, about US$43. Better sections cost more.
The conversion uses the official rate of about 1,515 pesos per US dollar on 22 September 2026. Card charges from abroad may use a different rate. Buyers need a new account on the arena’s site before purchase.
Tickets are electronic. Buy only from the official site, since resale tickets may not be valid at the door. The venue publishes rules on minors, reduced mobility and banned objects on the show page.
Getting to Villa Crespo
The Movistar Arena stands in Villa Crespo, a residential neighbourhood west of the city centre. It opened in November 2019 on land that once belonged to the Atlanta football club.
The arena has three entrances: Humboldt 450, Avenida Corrientes 6094 and Avenida Dorrego 489. Your ticket tells you which one to use. The entrances are a few blocks apart, so check before you set off.
Subte (metro) Line B stops at Dorrego station. The Urquiza train line stops at Federico Lacroze, and the San Martín line at Villa Crespo. More than 20 city bus lines also serve the area.
On the night
The show falls on a Saturday, so transport and restaurants will be busy across Buenos Aires. Check the door and show times on your e-ticket and on the arena’s page before you travel.
When the show ends, thousands of people leave together. Many walk a few blocks before calling a taxi or ride-hailing car. Keep your phone and wallet in a front pocket in crowds, as you would in any large city.
Pereyra’s recent concerts included guest singers, but the organiser has not announced guests for this date. The songs are in Spanish, and the crowd usually sings along from the first song.
What a long arena run shows
Pereyra’s career follows a common Argentine path, from folk festivals in the provinces to big-city stages. His audience grew with him over more than two decades.
The Movistar Arena has changed how such careers are built. Since 2019, its size has let popular singers add indoor nights one by one as demand grows.
For newcomers, a Pereyra concert is a view of Argentine romantic music as families live it. The eighth night gives Buenos Aires audiences one more chance to see this tour before it ends.
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FAQ
When is Luciano Pereyra’s eighth Movistar Arena show?
The show is on Saturday 24 October 2026 at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires. It follows five sold-out nights in October 2025 and two in March 2026. Door and show times appear on the arena’s page and your e-ticket.
How much are Luciano Pereyra tickets?
Tickets start at ARS 65,000, about US$43, on movistararena.com.ar. Higher sections cost more. You need an account on the arena’s website to buy.
Will there be guest singers?
The organiser has not announced guests for 24 October. Earlier Movistar Arena nights included guests such as David Bisbal. Any guests would be announced by the artist.
How do I get to the Movistar Arena?
Take Subte Line B to Dorrego, or the Urquiza train to Federico Lacroze. More than 20 bus lines stop nearby. Check which of the three entrances your ticket uses.
Sources: Movistar Arena – Luciano Pereyra show page · Crónica – Luciano Pereyra anunció su octavo Movistar Arena · La Nación – Luciano Pereyra en el Movistar Arena (review) · Quiero Música – Luciano Pereyra vuelve al Arena · Opinando San Nicolás – Te Sigo Amando album
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