CHILE · ARGENTINA · CONCERTS
Key Facts
- Power Index Chile ranks 3rd of 14 in The Rio Times Latin America Power Index, with 63.6 points (October 2026 edition).
- Santiago Thursday 11 February 2027, 9 p.m. in Santiago (7 p.m. Eastern), Santander Arena, Parque O’Higgins.
- Buenos Aires Saturday 13 February 2027, Movistar Arena, Humboldt 450; start time not yet published.
- Tickets Santiago: Puntoticket, about US$60 to US$221 with fees; Buenos Aires: Movistar Arena ticket page, prices not confirmed.
- For US visitors Santiago and Buenos Aires are 2 hours ahead of New York in February.
Pitbull in Santiago plays on Thursday 11 February 2027 at the Santander Arena. Pitbull in Buenos Aires follows on Saturday 13 February at the Movistar Arena.
Live Nation, the US concert company, lists both nights under the tour name I’m Back. Puntoticket, Chile’s ticket seller, prices the Santiago show from about US$60 to US$221 with fees.
In Plain English
Pitbull is the stage name of the Miami rapper Armando Christian Pérez, known for the hits “Give Me Everything” and “Timber”. His current tour is called I’m Back, and Pitbull in Santiago is its Chilean stop.
Live Nation is the US concert company that lists both shows on its Latin America site. Puntoticket is the Chilean ticket seller, and DG Medios, a Chilean concert company, is named on its page as the producer of the Santiago show.
The Santander Arena is the big indoor hall inside Santiago’s Parque O’Higgins, a city park. The bank Banco Santander took over its naming rights in 2026 from the telecom brand Movistar.
Our report on the <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/santander-arena-santiago-naming-rights/”>Santander Arena naming deal</a> explains the change.
Why Pitbull in Santiago and Buenos Aires Matters to US Readers
Pitbull is one of the best-known Latin pop names among American listeners. February is summer in the southern hemisphere, so these two arena nights offer warm weather in the middle of a North American winter.
The two shows sit only two days apart, on Thursday 11 and Saturday 13 February. A fan can plan one trip that covers Chile and Argentina, with a flight over the Andes in between.
The Live Nation tour page also lists São Paulo on Sunday 31 January 2027 and Mexico City on Wednesday 17 February. Guadalajara follows on Friday 19 February and Monterrey on Sunday 21 February.
Big arena nights tend to sell their best seats early, so a fan abroad should decide soon. The Santiago presales open on Tuesday 3 November.
Dates, Times and US Eastern Schedule
Pitbull in Santiago starts at 9 p.m. on Thursday 11 February 2027, the Puntoticket page says. Santiago is on summer time in February, which puts it two hours ahead of New York.
That makes the Santiago start 7 p.m. in New York, 6 p.m. in Chicago and 4 p.m. in Los Angeles. The page does not give a gate time, so check it before you book dinner.
Pitbull in Buenos Aires takes place on Saturday 13 February 2027, a date shown on the Live Nation page. The promoter has not published a start time or a gate time for the night.
The Pitbull in Santiago start time is the only one confirmed.Argentina has no daylight saving time, so Buenos Aires stays on UTC-3 all year, two hours ahead of New York in February.A 9 p.m. start there would be 7 p.m. in New York, but this is only an example, because the real time is not published.
Tickets for Pitbull in Santiago
Tickets for Pitbull in Santiago are sold on Puntoticket, and the Santander Arena says Puntoticket and the venue box office are the only official sellers. Avoid resale offers on social media, where fake tickets are common.
Two presales run first, one for customers of Banco Santander and one for customers of Entel, a Chilean mobile company.Both open on Tuesday 3 November at 12:00 in Santiago (10 a.m. Eastern).They close on Thursday 5 November at 12:00, allow four tickets per purchase and take 20% off the ticket price, not the service fee.The discounts need a Santander card or the Entel app, so most visitors from abroad will wait for the general sale.
It opens on Thursday 5 November at 12:01 in Santiago (10:01 a.m. Eastern), with a limit of six tickets per purchase.The cheapest ticket is the Tribuna at CLP 58,875 (about US$60) including the service fee, and the General floor is CLP 76,538 (about US$78).The Frontal floor costs CLP 170,738 (about US$173), and the top Platea Zafiro seat costs CLP 217,838 (about US$221).Between those sit the upper-tier seats from CLP 82,425 to CLP 88,313 (about US$84 to US$90).
The Platea Baja costs CLP 129,525 (about US$132) and the Platea Royal CLP 153,075 (about US$155). The prices come from the Puntoticket page, and your card converts pesos to dollars at its own rate.
For Pitbull in Santiago, children from two years old pay for a ticket, and anyone under 16 must come with a responsible adult. Visitors must show the ticket and a passport or national ID card at the door.
Tickets for Pitbull in Buenos Aires
The Live Nation page links the Buenos Aires show to the ticket page of the Movistar Arena, at movistararena.com.ar. That page did not load for us on 29 October, so we cannot confirm prices, sectors or the date a sale opens.
For that reason we quote no price in dollars for Buenos Aires. Check the arena page directly and compare it with your card’s exchange rate before you pay.
Argentina’s official dollar rate and the card rate can differ, so a ticket can cost more or less than a converted price suggests. Pay with a card that has no foreign-transaction fee if you have one.
The promoter has not published age rules, bag rules or a purchase limit for Buenos Aires. We will add them when the promoter or the arena releases them.
How to Get to the Santander Arena
Pitbull in Santiago is at the Santander Arena, Avenida Beaucheff 1204, with the entrance through Parque O’Higgins. The venue lists the Parque O’Higgins Metro station and Calle Tupper as the pedestrian access.
Cars may enter only with a parking ticket bought in advance through Puntoticket. The gate is on Calle Viel or Calle Tupper, as the ticket says.
Parking is limited, so most fans will do better on the Metro or in a ride-hailing car.For Pitbull in Santiago, the arena bans bottles, food and drinks, sharp objects, umbrellas, professional cameras and banners on sticks.All visitors pass a security check, and smoking and vaping are not allowed inside.For Pitbull in Santiago, tickets are mostly electronic, and a lost ticket can be downloaded again from the Puntoticket site.
The arena cannot reissue it, so keep your account details at hand on show night.
Getting Around Buenos Aires for the Show
The Live Nation page gives the Buenos Aires venue as the Movistar Arena Argentina, Humboldt 450, in the city’s CABA, the autonomous capital district. We found no official transport plan, parking rules or entry rules for this night.
A ride-hailing app is the simpler choice for most visitors, with a pick-up point agreed a few streets from the arena. Agree your meeting point before the show ends, because thousands of fans leave at once.
Where to Stay and What It Costs
Our city page on <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/expat-cities/santiago/”>Santiago</a> covers neighborhoods, transport and costs. The page on <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/expat-cities/buenos-aires/”>Buenos Aires</a> does the same for the Argentine capital.
For other events, see <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/what-to-do-in-santiago-in-november-2026/”>What to Do in Santiago in November 2026</a>.Buenos Aires has its own list in <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/what-to-do-in-buenos-aires-in-november-2026/”>What to Do in Buenos Aires in November 2026</a>.We found no confirmed hotel or flight prices for February, so we quote none.
Compare costs once the Buenos Aires start time is known, and book refundable rooms early.
Safety and Tips for US Visitors
For Pitbull in Santiago, the US State Department rates Chile at Level 2, exercise increased caution, in an advisory issued on 16 January 2025. It says muggings, pickpocketing and theft are common, and violent crime is rising.
The same advisory warns that large demonstrations can start in Santiago with little warning.They can disrupt buses and the Metro.Keep a copy of your passport with you and store the original safely.The US Embassy in Santiago answers emergencies on +56 2 2330 3000.
For Argentina the State Department says Level 1, exercise normal precautions, in an advisory issued on 20 May 2026. It has no warning specific to Buenos Aires, and its only crime warning is for the city of Rosario, which is far from the capital.
The US Embassy in Buenos Aires gives +54 11 5777 4354 as its emergency line. In both cities, keep your phone and wallet out of sight in a crowd and never leave a drink unattended.
Check travel.state.gov for passport and entry rules for each country before you book, because rules for visitors can change. This guide does not repeat them.
More Pitbull Dates in Latin America
The same tour also plays Brazil and Mexico.Read our guides to <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/pitbull-in-sao-paulo-nubank-parque-31-january-2027-tickets-2026/”>Pitbull in São Paulo on 31 January 2027</a>.We also have <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/pitbull-in-mexico-city-palacio-de-los-deportes-17-february-2027-tickets-2026/”>Pitbull in Mexico City on 17 February 2027</a>.Other big shows have guides too, such as <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/ed-sheeran-santiago-chile-2026-estadio-bicentenario-tickets-guide/”>Ed Sheeran in Santiago on 21 and 22 November</a>.
Another guide covers <a href=”https://www.riotimesonline.com/rush-buenos-aires-concert-2027-guide-2026/”>Rush in Buenos Aires</a>. These pages share a format, so you can compare dates and sellers.
What Is Not Confirmed Yet
For Pitbull in Santiago, the gate time, the set length and any support act have not been published. The Puntoticket page confirms the date, the 9 p.m. start, the venue, the prices and the sale dates.
For Pitbull in Buenos Aires, the start time, prices, sale dates and entry rules are not confirmed, because the arena ticket page did not load. The Live Nation page confirms the date, the city and the venue.
The Live Nation page shows a general-sale button for Santiago, but the Puntoticket page sets the opening on 3 and 5 November. If the two differ, follow Puntoticket, which is the official seller.
We will refresh this Pitbull in Santiago and Buenos Aires guide when the promoters and the arenas publish more. Check the Live Nation event pages first, because they are the official source.
More: Chile news in English, every day from The Rio Times.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Pitbull play Santiago and Buenos Aires?
Pitbull plays Santiago on Thursday 11 February 2027 and Buenos Aires on Saturday 13 February. The Santiago show starts at 9 p.m., but the Buenos Aires start time is not published.
Where do I buy Pitbull tickets for Santiago?
Puntoticket is the official seller for the Santander Arena. Its general sale opens on 5 November at 12:01 in Santiago, which is 10:01 a.m. Eastern.
How much do Pitbull tickets in Santiago cost in US dollars?
Prices run from CLP 58,875 (about US$60) to CLP 217,838 (about US$221) with the service fee. The Buenos Aires prices are not confirmed.
Do Americans need a visa to see Pitbull in Chile or Argentina?
This guide does not confirm entry rules. Check travel.state.gov for each country’s current passport and visa rules before you book.
Sources: Puntoticket, Pitbull Chile 2027 event page (Thursday 11 February, 9 p.m., Santander Arena, prices, presales, general sale), accessed 29 October 2026; Live Nation Latin America, Pitbull: I’m Back, Santiago (Thursday 11 February 2027, Santander Arena), accessed 29 October 2026; Live Nation Latin America, Pitbull: I’m Back, Buenos Aires (Saturday 13 February 2027, Movistar Arena Argentina), accessed 29 October 2026; Santander Arena, FAQ page (official sellers, access, banned items), accessed 29 October 2026; US State Department, Chile travel advisory (Level 2, issued 16 January 2025), read 29 October 2026; check again before travel; US State Department, Argentina travel advisory (Level 1, issued 20 May 2026), read 29 October 2026; check again before travel.
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