Natalia Jiménez Plays Santo Domingo on 29 November

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC · SANTO DOMINGO CONCERT

A Spanish pop voice returns to the Dominican capital for one night at its national theatre. Tickets for the Sunday show are on sale now.

Natalia Jiménez plays the Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito in Santo Domingo on Sunday, 29 November 2026. Uepa Tickets, the official seller, lists the show, La Jiménez Parte 2, with an 8:00 p.m. start.

For US fans, that is 7:00 p.m. Eastern, and the cheapest seats cost about US$90. US citizens can visit the Dominican Republic for up to 30 days without a visa.

Who Natalia Jiménez Is and Why This Show Matters

Natalia Jiménez is a Spanish singer from Madrid, first known as the lead voice of the pop band La Quinta Estación. She later went solo, and her career now spans more than two decades.

Her best known songs include “El Sol No Regresa,” “Quédate Con Ella” and “Algo Más.” El Comercio of Lima named all three when it announced her return to Peru in January.

The Santo Domingo date continues a run that began with her La Jiménez tour. Diario Libre reported that she played the same theatre on Thursday, 20 November 2025, at 8:30 p.m.

The tour had also taken her well beyond the Dominican Republic. El Comercio of Lima reported that it had visited Mexico and the United States before Lima on Thursday, 5 March.

The new billing, La Jiménez Parte 2, brings her back to Santo Domingo almost a year after that visit. Uepa Tickets has not published any other Dominican date for her so far.

Tickets and Prices

Uepa Tickets sells the show online, and its event page lists five seating zones. Amounts are in Dominican pesos, converted at DOP 61.23 per US dollar, the open.er-api.com rate of 14 October 2026.

• Front Stage, stalls rows A to H: DOP 12,000 (about US$196)
• Special Guest, stalls rows J to Q: DOP 10,000 (about US$163)
• VIP, stalls rows R to BB: DOP 7,600 (about US$124)
• Lower balcony: DOP 6,000 (about US$98)
• Upper balcony: DOP 5,500 (about US$90)

Uepa Tickets says these prices do not include service charges. The amount of those charges is shown only at checkout, so budget a little above the listed price.

Buy only through the Uepa Tickets website or its official outlets. Tickets offered on social media or by resellers outside the theatre may be fake or already used.

The Venue and How to Get There

The Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito stands on Avenida Máximo Gómez, inside the Plaza de la Cultura arts complex in Gazcue. The leafy district lies just west of the Colonial Zone, where many visitors stay.

The theatre names Casandra Damirón station on Metro Line 1 as its nearest stop, at the Plaza de la Cultura. A short ride from the Colonial Zone or Piantini by app taxi is the simpler choice at night.

The theatre warns that it closes its doors promptly and may refuse entry once they shut. Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early, as Sunday evening traffic on the main avenues can be slow.

The ticket page also says every guest must follow the theatre’s dress code to enter. The rules are posted on teatronacional.gob.do, so check them before you pack.

Tips for US and Foreign Visitors

US citizens need a passport valid for six months from arrival, the State Department says. A tourist card for stays of up to 30 days costs US$10 and is included in most airline fares.

Every traveller must also complete the free eTicket form for each entry and each exit. A visa is required only for stays longer than 30 days, and overstays bring fines.

The State Department rates the Dominican Republic at Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution, because of crime. It warns that robbery and other violent crime occur across the country, although tourist areas have more police.

The department advises against hailing taxis on the street or using unregulated taxis and shared minibuses called guaguas. It suggests a taxi company your hotel recommends and notes that rideshare services such as Uber operate in many areas.

Keep phones and jewellery out of sight on the street, and do not resist if someone demands your belongings. The tourist police, called POLITUR, answer on 809 222 2026, and the general emergency number is 911.

Late November is the end of the Atlantic hurricane season, which runs until 30 November. Evenings in Santo Domingo are usually warm, so light formal clothing suits both the weather and the theatre.

What It Means for You

For a US fan, this is a chance to hear a major Spanish language voice in a national theatre, from about US$90. Direct flights from several US cities make a long weekend in Santo Domingo easy to plan.

The country keeps Atlantic time all year, so the show starts at 7:00 p.m. Eastern after 1 November. Expats in Santo Domingo should book an app ride home before the show ends.

What Is Not Known

Uepa Tickets has not published opening acts, a set list or the length of the show. It also does not show how many seats remain in each zone.

The amount of the service charge is not listed on the event page. It is not confirmed whether the concert will be filmed or streamed.

What Comes Next

On Saturday, 19 December, the same theatre hosts Dominican singer Vicente García with the Santo Domingo Philharmonic Orchestra. Uepa Tickets sells that evening concert too, with seats from DOP 3,000 (about US$49).

Any change to the Jiménez date or time would be announced through Uepa Tickets. Ticket holders should check their email in the week before the concert.

Connected Coverage

The Rio Times Santo Domingo city guide covers neighbourhoods, transport and costs for visitors and new residents. For this month’s events in the capital, see What to Do in Santo Domingo in October 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where does Natalia Jiménez play in Santo Domingo?

Natalia Jiménez plays the Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito in Santo Domingo on Sunday, 29 November 2026. The show starts at 8:00 p.m. local time, which is 7:00 p.m. US Eastern.

How much do tickets cost?

Uepa Tickets lists seats from DOP 5,500 (about US$90) to DOP 12,000 (about US$196). Service charges are added on top of these prices.

Do US citizens need a visa for the Dominican Republic?

No, US citizens can stay up to 30 days without a visa, using a tourist card included in most airfares. They need a passport valid for six months and the free eTicket form for entry and exit.

Sources: Uepa Tickets, Natalia Jiménez La Jiménez Parte 2; Uepa Tickets, Vicente García Sinfónico; Teatro Nacional Eduardo Brito; Diario Libre (2 September 2025); El Comercio (10 January 2026); US State Department, Dominican Republic country information; open.er-api.com, exchange rates (all accessed 14 October 2026).