Maná in Buenos Aires: Mexican Rock Band Plays River Plate on 10 December, Argentina’s Only Date
Maná Buenos Aires 2026 is a single stadium night on Thursday 10 December: the Mexican band plays the Estadio Monumental, their only Argentine date of the year, with tickets sold by All Access from 70,000 pesos, about 46 US dollars.
The Mexican rock band Maná play one concert in Argentina this year, at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires on Thursday 10 December 2026. It is the country’s only date on the Vivir Sin Aire Tour.
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Thursday 10 December 2026 at the Estadio Monumental, the River Plate ground in the north of Buenos Aires. All Access lists the start at 9 p.m. Buenos Aires time.
- Who Maná are. A rock band from Guadalajara in western Mexico, formed in 1986 and singing in Spanish. They are among the most widely known Latin American rock groups, and this tour, named after their song Vivir Sin Aire, marks their fortieth year.
- Why it matters. It is the band’s only Argentine date of the year, and it moves them from five indoor nights at the Movistar Arena in 2024 to a single ground holding 85,000 people. That a Mexican band in its fortieth year has sold all but one stand of that ground shows how firmly its songs sit in Argentine memory.
- Tickets. All Access sells the night from 70,000 to 250,000 pesos, about 46 to 164 US dollars, with a 15 percent service charge added to every tier. On 26 September 2026 only the San Martín Alta stand was still listed, at 135,000 pesos plus 20,250 in charges, about 102 US dollars in total.
- Not published. No doors open time, no support act and no set list had been published when this article was written. Peso prices also move with inflation, so every figure here is the one listed on 26 September 2026.
Maná Buenos Aires 2026: One Stadium Night at River Plate
Maná perform at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires on Thursday 10 December 2026. The ground belongs to the River Plate football club and stands in the north of the city.
All Access, the official Argentine ticket seller, lists the start at 9 p.m. Buenos Aires time. The promoter is Dale Play Live, an Argentine company that has brought Bad Bunny and Karol G to the country.
What the Tickets Cost
Prices are set in Argentine pesos and begin at 70,000 pesos for the upper Sívori stand, about 46 US dollars. General standing on the pitch costs 85,000 pesos, roughly 56 US dollars.
The middle tiers run from 120,000 to 190,000 pesos, about 79 to 125 US dollars. The two best seated tiers, Oro and Platino, reach 230,000 and 250,000 pesos, about 151 and 164 US dollars.
The Service Charge, and What Is Still Listed
All Access adds a service charge of 15 percent to every tier, and the published prices do not include it. On the 135,000 peso stand that charge is 20,250 pesos, about 13 US dollars.
On 26 September 2026 the vendor showed only the San Martín Alta stand as available. That place costs 155,250 pesos in total, about 102 US dollars, and the other sectors were marked as unavailable.
The Venue and How to Reach It
The Estadio Monumental holds just over 85,000 people and stands on Avenida Figueroa Alcorta. Its official name is the Estadio Más Monumental, although most people in Buenos Aires simply say the Monumental.
The Belgrano Norte commuter railway stops at Ciudad Universitaria, beside the ground. Núñez station on the Mitre railway line sits about 1.6 kilometres away, a walk of some twenty minutes.
Forty Years, and Eight Without Argentina
Maná formed in Guadalajara, in western Mexico, in 1986. The Vivir Sin Aire Tour marks the band’s fortieth year, and its name comes from one of their best known songs.
The band did not play Argentina between 2016 and 2024, a gap of eight years. They returned in February 2024 with five nights at the Movistar Arena in Buenos Aires.
From Five Arena Nights to One Stadium
The tour follows the band’s appearance at the opening ceremony of the FIFA World Cup in June 2026. They announced the Latin American stadium leg in the weeks that followed.
In Argentina that means one night at River Plate rather than a series of indoor dates. The step from an arena to an 85,000 seat stadium is a large one for any act.
Practical Notes for Foreign Residents
Tickets are sold in pesos through an Argentine platform, and Santander cardholders were offered six interest free instalments. Each buyer may take at most six tickets, and All Access then verifies the card holder.
The check sends a six digit code to the card statement, and the buyer has ten days to enter it. Residents who paid with a foreign card should confirm that step well before the date.
What Has Not Been Published
Three details were still missing when this article was written. All Access had not given a doors open time, no support act had been named, and no set list is public.
Peso prices also move with inflation, so every figure here is the one listed on 26 September 2026. The concert is about eleven weeks away, and returned tickets can reappear on the vendor’s site before then.
Sources
All Access Argentina: MANÁ event page · La Nación: Maná en Argentina 2026, precios de las entradas · Ámbito: Comienza la venta de entradas para Maná en River Plate · Dale Play Live announcement: Maná llega a River
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Maná play in Argentina?
On Thursday 10 December 2026 at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires. It is the band’s only Argentine date announced for 2026.
How much do tickets cost?
Listed prices ran from 70,000 to 250,000 pesos, about 46 to 164 US dollars. All Access adds a service charge of 15 percent on top. On 26 September 2026 only the 135,000 peso stand was still listed.
Do I need to speak Spanish?
Maná sing in Spanish, and the stage announcements are in Spanish. The songs are widely known across Latin America, so much of the crowd sings along. Listeners with little Spanish still follow the music without trouble.
What time does the concert start?
All Access lists the start at 9 p.m. Buenos Aires time. No doors open time had been published when this article was written.
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Sources: All Access Argentina (consulted 26 September 2026), La Nación (18 June 2026), Ámbito (19 June 2026), Dale Play Live announcement (June 2026).
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