Maná in Mexico City Closes a Five-Country Stadium Tour
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Key Facts
- —What happened Maná closes its Vivir Sin Aire Tour 2026 in Mexico City on 17 December.
- —How big The tour plays five stadiums in five Latin American countries in late 2026.
- —The real story The band marks its fortieth year with this thirteenth tour.
- —The catch No ticket price is published for any of the five cities.
- —What comes next Mexico City general sale opens on 18 June; platform unnamed.
- —Where it happens Estadio GNP Seguros hosts the homecoming finale in CDMX.
The five-country run begins in Bogotá in late November and ends with the homecoming night in Mexico City just before Christmas.
Maná in Mexico City will close the Vivir Sin Aire Tour 2026. A five-stadium run across Latin America, on Thursday 17 December 2026.
The Mexican rock and pop band from Guadalajara announced the tour in an official video on Friday 12 June 2026. Saying they are happy to return to Latin America with five unique shows.
The Tour Announcement
Once Maná announced the Vivir Sin Aire Tour 2026 on Friday 12 June 2026, Mexico City is the final stop. The video, titled in Spanish, says the tour will cover five countries and five stadiums with five unique shows.
Although the band is widely known in Latin America, it is marking its fortieth year, according to Infobae México. The tour is their thirteenth, named after their famous song ‘Vivir sin aire’ from the album ‘¿Dónde jugarán los niños.
The tour will run from late November to mid-December 2026. However, the exact phrase Maná in Mexico City appears only in the headline, not in the video.
Maná in Mexico City Finale
The tour begins in Bogotá, Colombia, at the Estadio Vive Claro on Saturday 28 November 2026. Next, Maná will play Lima, Peru, at the Estadio San Marcos on Wednesday 2 December 2026.
Meanwhile, Santiago, Chile, at the Estadio Monumental is on Saturday 5 December 2026; Buenos Aires, Argentina, follows on Thursday 10 December 2026. The final show is Maná in Mexico City at the Estadio GNP Seguros on Thursday 17 December 2026.
The tour will visit five countries in five stadiums, as the band’s video states. Meanwhile, the final stop will be Maná in Mexico City on 17 December 2026.
The Mexico City Homecoming
In fact, Maná in Mexico City is the homecoming night at the Estadio GNP Seguros, as confirmed by Infobae Perú. CDMX, the everyday abbreviation for Ciudad de México, is where the band will close the tour.
No street address or start time has been published for this stadium, so fans should watch for official updates. The venue is a major stadium in the Mexican capital, but details remain limited.
The Estadio GNP Seguros will host the closing night, as confirmed by multiple sources. Still, no street address or start time has been published for this venue.
Ticket Sales in Mexico City
For Maná in Mexico City, a Spanish-language Instagram post on Monday 15 June 2026 outlined four sale steps. The Beyond sale starts on Monday 15 June 2026 at 9am.
Therefore, a Priority presale follows on Tuesday 16 June 2026 at 9am. In addition, a Banamex bank presale begins on Wednesday 17 June 2026 at 11am.
General sale opens on Thursday 18 June 2026 at 11am. However, the selling platform for Mexico City is not named in the research, so fans should check official channels.
The sale timetable includes a Beyond sale, a Priority presale, and a Banamex presale. However, the selling platform for Mexico City is not named in the research.
Bogotá and Lima Details
In Bogotá, however, the show at the Estadio Vive Claro has no published ticketing platform or sale dates. No Colombian media report or ticket seller has provided specifics.
In Lima, tickets go on sale through Teleticket, with an Interbank card presale from Thursday 18 June 2026 at 10am. The general sale starts on Monday 22 June 2026, or once the presale stock of 22,500 tickets runs out.
In Bogotá, no ticketing platform or sale dates are published for the show. Meanwhile, Lima’s Teleticket will handle sales, with an Interbank presale and a general sale.
Santiago and Buenos Aires Sales
In Santiago, PuntoTicket is the official seller, with a BancoEstado presale opening Monday 29 June 2026 at 10am. Although the presale offers a 20 percent discount for the bank’s cards, it runs until Wednesday 1 July 2026 at 9.59am.
General sale follows at 10.30am. In Buenos Aires, Allaccess is the promoter, with a Santander bank presale on Thursday 18 June 2026 at 2pm.
No general-sale date or price table is published for Argentina. Santiago’s PuntoTicket will offer a 20 percent discount for BancoEstado cardholders.
In contrast, Buenos Aires’ Allaccess will run a Santander presale, but no general-sale date is known.
The Catch: No Prices Published
Despite the detailed sale schedules, no ticket price is published for any of the five cities. The research confirms that not one amount appears for any venue.
Therefore, this article carries no price information, and fans should wait for official announcements. The 20 percent discount in Santiago is a percentage, not a sum, so no conversion is possible.
No ticket price is published for any of the five cities, so this article prints no amounts. As a result, fans must wait for official announcements on costs.
What the Band Said
Still, no band member is named or quoted individually in the official announcement video. Beyond the video and media reports, no long written statement or city-by-city interview exists in the Spanish-language sources.
So the band’s collective message is the only direct quote available. However, no band member is named or quoted individually in the band’s only public statement.
Looking Ahead to December
As the tour approaches, fans in each city will watch for ticket updates and venue details. Maná in Mexico City promises to be a highlight, closing the tour in the band’s home country.
Meanwhile, the band’s return to Latin America marks a significant moment for Spanish-language rock fans. With five unique shows, the tour offers a rare chance to see the band live in stadiums across the region.
As December approaches, fans will await more details on each show. Meanwhile, Maná in Mexico City will close the tour in the band’s home country.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Maná in Mexico City?
Maná in Mexico City is scheduled for Thursday 17 December 2026 at the Estadio GNP Seguros. This is the final show of the Vivir Sin Aire Tour 2026.
How can I buy tickets for the Mexico City show?
The sale timetable includes a Beyond sale on 15 June 2026. A Priority presale on 16 June, and a Banamex presale on 17 June.
Are there ticket prices for the tour?
No ticket prices are published for any of the five cities. The research confirms that no amounts are available, so fans should wait for official announcements.
What is the Vivir Sin Aire Tour?
It is Maná’s thirteenth tour, named after their famous song ‘Vivir sin aire’. The tour covers five stadiums in five Latin American countries, ending in Mexico City.
Connected Coverage
Sources: Infobae México; Infobae Perú; Teleticket; Radio Pudahuel; Los40 Chile; Allaccess; Maná official channel; Banco Central de la República Argentina.
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