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Mägo de Oz Plays Bogotá, Colombia on 26 February 2027

By · November 2, 2026 · 6 min read
Passenger aircraft at jet bridges on the apron of El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá under a partly cloudy sky
Aircraft at gates at El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, pictured on 12 August 2022. The photo does not show a deportation flight. Photo: SajoR / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

COLOMBIA · MUSIC

Key Facts

  • What Mägo de Oz, the Spanish folk-metal band, plays a show billed as “La Noche de Brujas”. It is the band’s only concert in Colombia on this tour.
  • When Friday 26 February 2027 at 8:00 p.m., according to the Bogotá city government listing.
  • Where Movistar Arena, Diagonal 61C #26–35, Bogotá, Colombia.
  • Tickets On sale through Tu Boleta since 3 October 2026. Reported prices run from COP 199,000 to COP 399,000 plus service fees.
  • Good to know The show is in Spanish. Age limits, door times and current availability have not been confirmed.

Mägo de Oz Bogotá 2027 is one night only: the Spanish folk-metal band plays Movistar Arena on Friday 26 February 2027 at 8:00 p.m., with tickets on sale through Tu Boleta.

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The concert is the band’s only date in Colombia on its Latin American tour. Reported prices run from COP 199,000 to COP 399,000 (about US$62 to US$125 at roughly 3,200 pesos per dollar), plus service fees.

Who Mägo de Oz are, for newcomers

Mägo de Oz is a Spanish band that mixes rock and metal with fantasy themes and traditional folk music. Publimetro describes the sound in those terms, and the folk side usually means violin and flute alongside the guitars.

The band sings in Spanish and has a loyal following across Latin America. No attendance or fan-base figures appear in the sources, so that is a general observation, not a measured one.

The band was also nominated for Best Rock Album at the 2026 Latin Grammys, according to the Bogotá city government and Publimetro. We have not checked whether the ceremony has taken place or who won.

If you do not know the music, Publimetro expects songs such as “Fiesta Pagana”, “Molinos de Viento”, “La Costa del Silencio” and “Hasta que el cuerpo aguante”. Listening to those before the night will help you follow the crowd.

A Bogotá arena with a blue illuminated facade at night and people gathered outside.
The arena facade lit in blue at night in Bogotá, with concertgoers outside, March 2019.

La Noche de Brujas and the 2027 tour

The Bogotá show is billed as “La Noche de Brujas”, which means “the night of the witches”. Publimetro and Blu Radio describe it as an “aquelarre”, a gathering of witches, meaning a night built for fans.

The Bogotá city government calls the tour “Gira Latinoamérica 2027”. Other stops named in the reports are Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Peru, Chile and Ecuador.

Blu Radio’s headline says this is the band’s only concert in Colombia on this visit. If you live in Medellín, Cali or another city, Bogotá is the only Colombian option.

We could not confirm who is promoting the show. The Bogotá city listing names the city’s culture secretariat as organiser, but that appears to be the listing field, not the commercial promoter.

Tickets and prices, step by step

Tickets are sold through Tu Boleta (tuboleta.com), according to the Bogotá city government. Movistar customers had a presale on 1 and 2 October 2026, and general sale opened on Saturday 3 October 2026.

Both dates have passed. Blu Radio reported the cheapest seats in Piso 2, sections 207 to 213, at COP 199,000 (about US$62).

The most expensive listed was Tribuna Fan Sur at COP 399,000 (about US$125). Service fees are added on top.

Those dollar figures use about 3,200 pesos per dollar, a rate reported in early October that we have not verified. Check the rate on the day you pay, as your card issuer will convert it.

Platea and other Piso 2 sectors are also on sale, but we found no prices for them. We also could not confirm whether any section has sold out, so check the Tu Boleta listing for the current status.

Buy only through the official Tu Boleta site. If you want a seat after a sell-out, treat resale offers from strangers with caution.

Getting to Movistar Arena

Movistar Arena is at Diagonal 61C #26–35 in Bogotá. We did not find transport guidance in the research, so check routes on a mapping app before you go.

The 8:00 p.m. start comes from one source, the Bogotá city government listing. Publimetro and Blu Radio give no time, so confirm it on your ticket or the Tu Boleta page.

Door times, age limits and entry rules have not been announced in the sources we checked. Movistar publishes terms and conditions for events on movistar.com.co, but we did not find a document for this show.

Bring your passport or a copy for identification, and book your ride home in advance if you can. Finish times are unknown, so plan for a late night.

Planning your trip around the date

The concert falls on a Friday, so a weekend in Bogotá is easy to build around it. Book accommodation early, since the show is the band’s only Colombian date and may draw fans from other cities.

The research did not list other events in the city that week, so we have not suggested any. Check the Bogotá city government’s cultural listings for ideas nearer the date.

Prices in Colombia have been rising, with annual inflation at 6.29% in September 2026, according to DANE as reported by Noticias RCN. Pay for tickets and fees with that in mind, and keep a margin in your budget for transport and food on the night.

Related reading: Calvin Harris Plays Bogotá on 13 November; Marco Antonio Solís Performs in Medellín on 27 November; Daniel Caesar Plays Bogotá, Colombia, on 29 November; more from Expats in Colombia.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Mägo de Oz concert in Bogotá?

It is on Friday 26 February 2027 at 8:00 p.m. at Movistar Arena, Diagonal 61C #26–35, Bogotá. The time comes from the Bogotá city government listing.

How much are Mägo de Oz tickets in Bogotá?

Blu Radio reported prices from COP 199,000 (about US$62) to COP 399,000 (about US$125), plus service fees. Prices for Platea and some other sectors were not found.

Where do I buy tickets?

Tickets are sold through Tu Boleta (tuboleta.com). General sale opened on Saturday 3 October 2026, after the Movistar presale on 1 and 2 October.

Is this the only Mägo de Oz show in Colombia?

Yes, Blu Radio calls it the band’s only concert in Colombia on this visit. The tour also stops in Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Peru, Chile and Ecuador.

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Sources: bogota.gov.co, publimetro.co, bluradio.com, noticiasrcn.com, kchcomunicacion.com. Retrieved 2 November 2026.


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