Reykon Adds Second Bogotá Show at Movistar Arena After November 6 Sell-Out
Concerts & Tickets
Key Facts
- First show. Friday, November 6, 2026, at Movistar Arena Bogotá — sold out.
- New date. Saturday, November 7, 2026, same venue — tickets now on sale via Tuboleta.
- Show. ‘No Se Te Olvidó’, built around the hit that made Reykon a reggaeton headliner.
- Venue. Movistar Arena, Bogotá’s main indoor arena, on the city’s north side.
- Buying tip. Purchase only through Tuboleta, the official vendor; resale markups in Colombia are steep.
Reykon, one of the defining voices of Colombian reggaeton, will play Bogotá’s Movistar Arena twice in November: the November 6 show sold out, and a second date on November 7, 2026 is now on sale through Tuboleta.
The demand was faster than the tickets. Reykon’s ‘No Se Te Olvidó’ show at Bogotá’s Movistar Arena sold out its November 6 date, and promoters answered the way Bogotá’s concert market has learned to: with a second night, on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
Why a Second Night
A sold-out arena date within days of going on sale is the clearest signal yet that Reykon’s catalog has crossed from nostalgia to headliner economics. ‘No Se Te Olvidó’ remains one of the most-streamed Colombian reggaeton tracks of its era, and the show leans into that memory.
The added Saturday show gives the production two consecutive nights in the same room — the format Bogotá promoters now use for their strongest domestic acts.
Who Reykon Is — A Primer for Newcomers
Born Andrés Felipe Robledo Londoño in Envigado, next to Medellín, Reykon broke through in the early 2010s as one of the first Colombian reggaetoneros to chart internationally, and has since stacked collaborations across the Latin urban scene.
For expats trying to understand why Medellín calls itself the capital of reggaeton, Reykon is part of the answer: his career maps the genre’s rise from barrio parties to arena economics.
The Venue: Movistar Arena Explained
The Movistar Arena — the rebranded Coliseo El Campín complex — is Bogotá’s principal indoor arena, holding roughly 14,000 for concerts and hosting everything from reggaeton to metal.
It sits on the north side near the El Campín stadium district; TransMilenio’s Calle 63 corridor and ride-hailing are the practical ways in and out on show nights, when parking is scarce.
How to Buy Tickets
Tickets for the new November 7 date are on sale through Tuboleta, Colombia’s dominant ticketing platform, which sells online and through physical points in supermarkets and malls.
Colombian law gives students, seniors and people with disabilities half-price access at many events — check eligibility on the Tuboleta event page before paying full price.
What This Tells You About Bogotá
Bogotá’s live-music calendar has become one of the busiest in Latin America, and sold-out-then-doubled dates are now routine for top-tier acts — a sign of the city’s growing pull as a tour stop.
For foreign residents, the practical lesson is simple: for in-demand shows, buy in the first wave. Second dates exist, but the best seats go on night one.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Reykon play Bogotá in 2026?
Reykon plays Bogotá’s Movistar Arena on Friday, November 6 (sold out) and Saturday, November 7, 2026, with the ‘No Se Te Olvidó’ show.
Where can I buy Reykon Bogotá tickets?
Tickets are sold through Tuboleta, the official vendor, online and at physical sales points; the second date went on sale after the November 6 show sold out.
How big is Movistar Arena Bogotá?
Movistar Arena holds roughly 14,000 people for concerts and is Bogotá’s main indoor arena, located in the El Campín district on the city’s north side.
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Sources: Tuboleta; Movistar Arena; Shock.
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