Myriam Hernández in Lima on November 6, 2026

Myriam Hernández Lima 2026 is a single night: the Chilean balladeer plays the Anfiteatro del Parque de la Exposición on Friday, November 6. Regular tickets on Teleticket run from S/230 (US$66) to S/430 (US$123).

For expats in Lima, this is romantic Latin pop royalty singing ‘El Hombre Que Yo Amo’ at one of the city’s best-known concert venues. The show opens a run of Peruvian dates that continues in Cusco the next day.

Myriam Hernández Lima 2026: One Night in November

Myriam Hernández plays the Anfiteatro del Parque de la Exposición on Friday, November 6, 2026, and Teleticket says the show may begin at 8 p.m. It lists a running time of about three hours.

Teleticket describes the night as a renewed and spectacular show that closes her international tour. Peruvian outlets such as Trome and Infobae instead list Lima as the first stop of her national run.

The Peru Dates That Follow

After Lima, the Tauro World Tour 2026 plays Cusco on November 7 at the Coliseo Casa de la Juventud and Huancayo on November 12 at the Centro de Convenciones Shullkas. Chiclayo follows on November 13 at the Jockey Club, and Trujillo on November 14 at Club Trujillo with Eva Ayllón as special guest.

Arequipa on November 15 at the Centro de Convenciones Cerro Juli ends the original six-city list. Diario Correo also reported a Piura show on November 9, sold through Joinnus.

The Singer Behind the Night

Her self-titled first album produced ‘El Hombre Que Yo Amo’, which reached the top 10 of Billboard’s Hot Latin Tracks in 1989. The same album peaked at number four on Billboard’s Latin Pop Songs chart.

Her discography counts 12 studio albums, plus compilations, live records and collaborations with artists from other genres. Teleticket credits her with more than five million albums sold across the Americas.

Tickets and Prices

Teleticket sells three zones for November 6: General APDAYC at S/230 (US$66), VIP at S/340 (US$97) and Platinum Numerada at S/430 (US$123). Teleticket applies these regular prices once the presale stock is gone or from September 26, and US$ figures use an approximate rate of S/3.5 per dollar.

The BCP card presale gave up to 15% off, at S/189 (US$54), S/289 (US$83) and S/369 (US$105), and was valid from September 4 to 25 or until its limited stock ran out. A CONADIS (disability) rate of S/357.80 (US$102) is listed for Platinum.

E-tickets can be downloaded from two days before the show. Entry requires the ticket or e-ticket, and late arrival is subject to the organizer’s rules.

What It Means for You

US readers can follow the 8 p.m. start in their own time, because Lima and US Eastern time are the same on November 6 after US clocks fall back on November 1. Peru does not use daylight saving time, so the gap stays at zero until March.

The venue is at Avenida Paseo de la República 6 in central Lima, and tickets are sold through Teleticket. Check the ticket page for current availability, because we could not confirm which zones are still on sale.

What Is Not Known

Teleticket’s ticket calendar shows a November 5 button next to November 6, but its event description, the press coverage and the Peru tour list name only Friday, November 6. We found no confirmed second Lima night, so treat November 5 as unconfirmed.

We could not identify the promoter or the running order, and we do not know whether any zone has sold out. Teleticket says only that the show may begin at 8 p.m., so the exact start time is not guaranteed.

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Her Dominican date is covered in our guide to Myriam Hernández in Santo Domingo on May 15, 2027. For city context, see our Lima expat city guide.

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