Mägo de Oz Bogotá: Colombia Concert at Movistar Arena on 26 February 2027
COLOMBIA · MUSIC
Key Facts
- —What Mägo de Oz, “La Noche de las Brujas” tour, the band’s only Colombian date of its 2027 Latin American leg
- —When Friday 26 February 2027. Doors 5 p.m., show 8 p.m. Bogotá time, according to Tuboleta
- —Where Movistar Arena, Carrera 30 with Calle 63, next to El Campín stadium in Bogotá. TransMilenio station: Movistar Arena
- —Tickets Tuboleta only. COP 239,300 to COP 479,800 including service fee, about US$72 to US$144. Movistar Total presale 1 to 3 October 2026, general sale from Saturday 3 October 2026, 9 a.m.
- —Good to know Minimum age 12. Maximum six tickets per purchase. Tickets bought with a foreign card are collected at the box office by the cardholder
The Mägo de Oz Bogotá concert on 26 February 2027 is the Spanish band’s only Colombian date on its new tour.
Mägo de Oz, the Spanish folk metal band from Madrid, plays its only 2027 concert in Colombia at Movistar Arena in Bogotá. The show is on Friday 26 February 2027 at 8 p.m. Bogotá time. Tuboleta sells tickets from COP 239,300 including fees, about US$72.
A Madrid band with a long Colombian following
Mägo de Oz formed in Madrid on 7 July 1988. Drummer Txus di Fellatio started the project, first under the name Transilvannia666.
The band mixes heavy metal with Celtic and Spanish folk music. A violin carries many of the melodies, which sets the band apart from most metal acts.
Violinist Carlos Prieto, known as “Mohamed”, joined in 1992. He and Txus di Fellatio are the two founding-era members still in the line-up. Rafa Blas has been the singer since 2023, and Víctor de Andrés has played guitar since 2020.
Wider fame came with the album “La leyenda de La Mancha” in 1998, inspired by Don Quixote. “Finisterra” followed two years later.
Colombian fans know many songs by heart. “Fiesta pagana”, “Molinos de viento”, “La costa del silencio” and “Hasta que el cuerpo aguante” are crowd anthems. Fans of several generations sing them word for word.
An album about the witches of Zugarramurdi
The tour presents “Malicia: La noche de las brujas”, released in October 2025. The title means “Malice: The Night of the Witches”.
The album has 15 songs. Its story draws on the witches of Zugarramurdi, a village in northern Spain. The Inquisition put people from the area on trial in the 17th century.
“Malicia” is nominated for Best Rock Album at the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards. The ceremony takes place on Thursday 12 November 2026. The band’s previous album, “Alicia en el Metalverso”, earned its first nomination in the same category in 2024.
On stage, the band presents the evening as a large “night of witches”. The promoter describes it as a shared festival to sing, jump and celebrate together, with theatre, fantasy and ritual imagery.
From Spain and Mexico to a Latin American tour
The tour opened in Spain in March 2026, with dates in Madrid, Cádiz and Barcelona. It then moved to Mexico, where the band booked 13 cities between September and December, according to the promoter Zignia Live.
The Rio Times covered one of those stops, at Arena CDMX in Mexico City on 15 November 2026.
The 2027 Latin American leg, announced on 30 September 2026, opens in Guatemala City on 13 February. San Salvador follows on 19 February, then Bogotá on 26 February.
After Colombia, the band plays Quito on 4 March and Cuenca on 6 March in Ecuador. Lima in Peru follows on 10 March. Two nights in Santiago de Chile follow on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 March 2027.
Dates for Arequipa in Peru, San José in Costa Rica, Tegucigalpa in Honduras and Managua in Nicaragua are still to be set. Bogotá is the only city in Colombia on the route.
Ticket prices and how the Tuboleta sale works
Tuboleta, a leading Colombian ticketing platform, is the only authorised seller. The promoter named on the ticket page is Flora Music S.A.S.
Customers of Movistar Total, a mobile and internet plan from the Movistar phone company, have a presale. It runs from Thursday 1 October 2026 at 9 a.m. to Saturday 3 October at 8:59 a.m.
General sale opens on Saturday 3 October 2026 at 9 a.m. Bogotá time. Foreign bank cards are accepted from that moment.
The cheapest seats, on the second level in sections 207 to 213, cost COP 199,000 plus a COP 40,300 fee, about US$72 in total.
The Platea, the standing floor in front of the stage, costs COP 249,000 plus COP 50,400, about US$90 in total. Other second-level seats cost about US$83 or US$104 with fees.
The front Tribuna Fan Sur seats cost COP 399,000 plus COP 80,800, about US$144 in total. These figures use a rate of about 3,334 Colombian pesos per US dollar on 1 October 2026.
These are first-stage prices. Tuboleta says each section moves to its full price once its first-stage allocation sells, and prices may change with demand.
Rules at the door
The minimum age is 12. Buyers can take up to six tickets per purchase.
Tickets paid with an international card are handed over only at the arena box office, and only to the cardholder. Visitors should plan to collect them in person, with identification.
Sections 201, 219, 301 and 319 may have a restricted view, depending on the stage, screens and lights. Sections 206, 214, 306 and 314 are alcohol-free zones, recommended for younger fans.
Tuboleta’s terms say women in a visibly advanced stage of pregnancy will not be admitted, following guidance from the authorities. Fans with limited mobility should tell Tuboleta when they buy.
Getting to Movistar Arena
Movistar Arena stands at Carrera 30 and Calle 63, in Teusaquillo, a central district of Bogotá. It opened in 1973 as the El Campín indoor coliseum and reopened after a renovation in 2018.
The arena holds about 14,000 people. It sits beside El Campín, the city’s main football stadium.
The simplest route is TransMilenio, Bogotá’s network of rapid buses on dedicated lanes. The nearest stations are Movistar Arena and Campín–UAN, on the NQS line.
City buses of the SITP network stop along Carrera 30, Calle 63 and Calle 53. After the show, the arena advises trusted ride apps or officially registered taxis.
On-site parking is reserved for suite and box holders. Drivers can use the car parks at El Campín stadium and the nearby Palacio de los Deportes.
Planning the night in Bogotá
Bogotá lies about 2,600 metres above sea level. Nights are cool all year, so a warm layer helps on the way home after the show.
Umbrellas are not allowed inside, so a light rain jacket is the better choice. Bags may measure no more than 20 by 20 centimetres.
Food, drinks, bottles, selfie sticks and cameras with interchangeable lenses stay outside. The arena suggests arriving at least one hour early for the security check.
The band last played Bogotá at Festival Cordillera, a two-day Latin music festival in Parque Simón Bolívar, on 13 September 2026. In November 2024 it closed Rock al Parque, the city’s free rock festival.
The February concert is a different kind of night. It is a full indoor show under the band’s own name, built around the new album. Spanish shows on this tour ran to about 20 songs, according to setlist.fm records cited by Infobae.
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FAQ
What time does Mägo de Oz play in Bogotá?
Tuboleta lists the show at 8 p.m. Bogotá time on Friday 26 February 2027. Doors open at 5 p.m. The organiser has not announced a support act.
How much do Mägo de Oz tickets in Bogotá cost?
First-stage prices range from COP 239,300 to COP 479,800 including the service fee, about US$72 to US$144. Prices rise to full price once each section’s first allocation sells.
When do tickets go on sale?
Movistar Total customers have a presale from 1 October 2026 at 9 a.m. General sale opens on Tuboleta on Saturday 3 October 2026 at 9 a.m. Bogotá time.
Can foreigners buy tickets with a foreign card?
Yes, from the start of the general sale. Tickets paid with an international card are delivered only at the box office, to the cardholder in person.
Sources: Tuboleta – Mägo de Oz | La Noche de las Brujas · Infobae – Mägo de Oz confirmó un único concierto en Bogotá · MariskalRock – Gira Latinoamérica 2027 · La FM – Mägo de Oz concierto Bogotá · Cablenoticias – Mägo de Oz at Festival Cordillera 2026 · Movistar Arena – frequently asked questions
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