Sin Bandera Plays Santiago on 2 March 2027

CHILE · SANTIAGO CONCERT

A Latin pop duo celebrating 25 years on stage returns to Santiago in March 2027. Tickets are on sale through Puntoticket, the official seller.

Sin Bandera, the Latin pop duo of Leonel García and Noel Schajris, plays Santiago on Tuesday, 2 March 2027. The concert is at Santander Arena, starts at 9 p.m. local time, and is sold by Puntoticket.

FM Dos, a Chilean outlet, reported the date on Monday, 28 September, and a presale ran from Tuesday, 6 October. General sale was due to open by Thursday, 8 October, at 11 a.m. local time.

Who Sin Bandera Are and Why This Show Matters

Sin Bandera is a Latin pop duo known for romantic ballads in Spanish. KFOX, a television station in El Paso, Texas, calls it a Grammy-nominated act.

The Puntoticket listing names hits such as Entra en mi vida, Kilómetros, Sirena, Que lloro and Mientes tan bien. It says the duo is celebrating 25 years of career.

The Escenas Tour began in February 2026 in Argentina, the listing says. It supports Escenas, the duo’s seventh studio album.

Puntoticket says the US leg began on Friday, 18 September. KFOX reported in July that it opens in El Paso, then visits San Antonio, Los Angeles, Miami, New York and Chicago.

That US run gives the Santiago date a clear link for readers who follow the duo at home. A March trip to Chile can be planned around one fixed night.

Listings brand the concert La Noche de Radio Imagina, a name used on the Puntoticket page and in local reports. Neither source says whether other acts will perform.

The venue’s own calendar also lists a Sin Bandera date on Thursday, 7 May 2026. The ticket listing says the duo has already played Chile on this tour.

The Venue and How to Get There

Santander Arena stands in Parque O’Higgins, a large public park in Santiago. Until Saturday, 5 September 2026 it was called Movistar Arena, Meganoticias reported.

Meganoticias gives the capacity as nearly 15,500 people at maximum, citing the venue’s administration. TicketNews, a US trade site, says Live Nation became majority stakeholder through a partnership announced in December 2025.

The venue says pedestrians enter through Parque O’Higgins Metro or Tupper Street. Vehicles may enter only with a prior parking ticket, by Viel Street or Tupper Street.

Parking is limited and is sold in advance through Puntoticket together with the ticket. For most visitors the Metro entrance named by the venue is the simpler route.

Every guest must show a ticket plus a Chilean ID card or a passport, the venue says. Bring your passport, because a US driver’s licence is not on the venue’s list.

Security checks include metal detection. Bottles, food and drinks, sharp objects, umbrellas, professional cameras and banners on poles are banned.

Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside, and free Wi-Fi covers parts of the venue. Bars and food stands sell drinks and snacks inside the arena.

The venue lists a phone line, +56 2 2770 2300, for questions. It says doors are announced on its official Instagram account, not on the ticket page.

Tickets and Prices

Puntoticket is the only official seller for shows at Santander Arena, the venue says. Tickets are also sold at the arena box office on event days.

The producer is listed as Multimúsica S.A. on the Puntoticket page. Buy only from Puntoticket or the box office, because the venue does not answer for other sites.

Prices are in Chilean pesos (CLP), converted here at 982.46 per US$1, the open.er-api.com rate of 17 October 2026. A 15% service fee is added to every base price.

The front rows, called Primeras Filas, cost CLP 172,500 with fees (about US$176). Diamante costs CLP 149,500 with fees (about US$152).

Platea Baja Golden costs CLP 138,000 with fees (about US$140), and Platea Baja Silver costs CLP 115,000 (about US$117). Platinum costs CLP 92,000 (about US$94).

Golden costs CLP 69,000 with fees (about US$70), and Platea Alta costs CLP 46,000 (about US$47). Tribuna, the cheapest sector, costs CLP 34,500 (about US$35).

Wheelchair seats and companion seats each cost CLP 69,000 with fees (about US$70). The wheelchair area is reserved for wheelchair users and stock is limited.

A presale for members of Caja Los Andes, a Chilean compensation fund, gave 20% off the base price from Tuesday, 6 October. It lasted 48 hours or until 3,000 tickets sold, so it has ended.

Children under 3 may not enter, and children from 3 years old need a ticket. Children under 15 must come with an adult.

The Puntoticket page showed no sold-out label when opened on Saturday, 17 October. It does not show how many seats remain in each sector.

Tips for US and Foreign Visitors

US citizens need no visa for tourist stays of 90 days or less, the State Department says. Check the State Department’s Chile page for current passport rules before you book.

Entry rules can change, so confirm the details with the Chilean consulate or the State Department before you fly. This article does not give any entry fee or proof-of-funds figure.

The State Department rates Chile Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution, and names crime and unrest as risks. Read the current advisory before you book.

Petty crime such as pickpocketing and muggings is common, and violent crime also occurs. Keep your phone out of view and keep bags with you, even in locked vehicles.

Large demonstrations can happen in Santiago with little notice and can disrupt buses and Metro service. Check Metro status and plan a second route before you leave your hotel.

Santiago is a large city with heavy traffic after big shows. Allow extra time to reach the Metro or a taxi after the concert.

Santiago is on summer time in March, three hours behind UTC, so 9 p.m. there is about 7 p.m. in New York. New York is two hours behind on that date, because US clocks only move forward on Sunday, 14 March 2027.

Food and drink cannot be carried in, so plan a meal before the show or buy snacks inside. The venue publishes no menu prices.

What It Means for You

A US fan can plan a Santiago trip around one fixed night, Tuesday, 2 March 2027, with tickets already on sale. Buy the ticket first and book flights second, because sector availability is not visible on the seller’s page.

Count the full cost, since the 15% service fee and any parking add to the base price. A visa-free stay of up to 90 days leaves room to pair the show with a longer Chile trip.

The Escenas US Tour began in September, so fans at home may find a closer date. Check the current US listings before you book a flight to Chile.

What Is Not Known

Doors, support acts and the length of the set have not been published. The venue says doors are posted on its Instagram account.

No source opened for this article says whether other artists join La Noche de Radio Imagina. The producer, Multimúsica S.A., is named only on the Puntoticket page.

The seller’s page does not show how many tickets remain in each sector. The duo’s website could not be read, so the date rests on Puntoticket, the venue calendar and two Chilean outlets.

The time conversion assumes Chile’s summer time, which normally runs until early April. The State Department pages refused a second check on 17 October, so re-read the entry rules and advisory before travel.

What Comes Next

Watch the Puntoticket page and the venue’s Instagram account for the doors time and any added sectors. No other Chilean date for the duo has been announced.

The US leg of the Escenas Tour continues, and the Puntoticket page says the duo’s agenda runs into 2027. Santiago is the only Chilean date listed.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Sin Bandera concert in Santiago?

Sin Bandera plays Santander Arena in Santiago on Tuesday, 2 March 2027, at 9 p.m. local time. Doors have not been published.

How much are Sin Bandera tickets in Santiago?

Puntoticket lists tickets from CLP 34,500 to CLP 172,500 with fees (about US$35 to US$176). Buy only from Puntoticket or the arena box office.

Do US citizens need a visa to attend?

No visa is needed for tourist stays of 90 days or less, but you need a valid passport. The State Department rates Chile Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution.

Sources: Puntoticket; Santander Arena calendar; Santander Arena FAQ; Santander Arena parking; Pudahuel; FM Dos; KFOX; Meganoticias; TicketNews; US State Department, Chile advisory; US State Department, Chile country information; open.er-api.com (all accessed 17 October 2026). Related: Santiago city guide, What to Do in Santiago in October 2026, Luis Fonsi in Santiago on 1 April 2027, Chile Security and Crime Explained 2026.