Tini Brings Her Futttura Tour to Panama City on 15 September
PANAMA · LIVE MUSIC
Key Facts
- —The date Tuesday, September 15. Doors open at 7 p.m. Panama City time and the show starts at 9 p.m.
- —The venue Plaza Amador, the open-air site on the Amador Causeway near the canal entrance.
- —The tickets Sold through Panatickets only. Reserved seating, with sales closing at 11.45 p.m. local time on the night.
- —The first time Tini has never performed in Panama before. She has called it her official debut here.
- —The money Panama uses the balboa, fixed one to one with the US dollar, so prices read the same.
- —Why you should double-check any price you see online Prices circulating online are unverified. Open the seat map before you believe a figure.
She has sold out arenas across the region for three years without ever playing here. That ends on Tuesday night.
Panama City gets a concert on Tuesday that the rest of the region has had for three years. Tini plays Plaza Amador on 15 September 2026.
Doors open at 7 p.m. Panama City time, with the show starting two hours later. Both times come from the ticketing system’s own performance record.
This is the Argentine singer’s first concert in the country. She has described it in a Panamanian television interview as her official debut here.
Who She Is, For Readers Who Have Missed Her
Martina Stoessel is one of the largest pop acts in Spanish-language music. She is 28 and has been famous since she was 16.
Most of the region met her as Violetta, the lead in a Disney Channel series that ran from 2012 to 2015. That show made her a continental name before she had released an adult record.
The decade since has been spent escaping it. Her recent albums are darker, more personal and built around her own songwriting.
The 2024 record Un mechón de pelo dealt with her father’s illness and her own collapse. It changed how critics in Argentina write about her.
What the Futttura Show Actually Is
Futttura is not a standard greatest-hits tour. It began as a three-stage spectacle at Tecnópolis in Buenos Aires in October 2025.
Those shows drew crowds above 35,000. The staging moved the audience through phases of her career rather than through a single set list.
The touring version compresses that idea into one stage. It still runs as a retrospective, from the Violetta years through to the newest material.
Expect the childhood songs to appear. Expect them to be framed as history rather than performed straight.
Getting to Plaza Amador
Plaza Amador is the open-air venue on the Calzada de Amador, the causeway built from Panama Canal spoil. It was previously the Figali convention centre.
One thing to watch for: Plaza Amador is also the name of a Panamanian football club, so searching the venue name alone will pull up the team instead.
The site is the city’s default for large outdoor concerts. Bad Bunny played there in 2019, Karol G in 2022 and Romeo Santos in 2023.
It sits out on the water past the old quarter, with the canal entrance on one side. There is no metro stop, so budget for traffic.
A taxi or ride app from the banking district takes about twenty minutes in clear conditions. On a concert evening, allow double that.
Buying a Ticket Safely
Sales run through Panatickets and nowhere else. The event opened for sale on 21 April 2026 and had not sold out as of Monday.
The sales window closes at 11.45 p.m. local time on the night of the show. That is unusually late and means walk-up buying is possible.
Seating is reserved, with an interactive seat map that loads the price tiers. You have to open it to see what each block costs.
A price range of B/.50 to B/.236.50 has circulated online, but it does not match the ticketing system’s own maximum-price field, which contradicts the upper figure.
Skip that number. Open the seat map and read the tiers yourself before you budget.
The Currency Question Newcomers Ask
Prices here are quoted in balboas, written B/. The balboa is fixed one to one with the US dollar.
In practice the country uses US banknotes. Balboa coins circulate alongside them, and the two are interchangeable at face value.
So a ticket priced at B/.100 costs US$100. There is no conversion to work out and no exchange-rate risk on the night.
Where the Tour Goes Next
The run continues immediately after Panama. Bogotá follows on 18 September 2026 at the Movistar Arena.
Guayaquil is on 20 September 2026 and Quito on 22 September. Readers in those cities have a fortnight to decide.
That schedule explains the Tuesday date. The country is a weeknight stop between two weekend markets, not a headline booking.
The Catch Worth Knowing
A late start on a Tuesday in an open-air venue has practical consequences. The show will run past midnight and the causeway empties slowly.
Arrange your ride home before you go in. Signal on the causeway is patchy when several thousand people are all trying to book at once.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Tini play in Panama?
Plaza Amador on the Amador Causeway, Tuesday 15 September 2026. Doors open at 7 p.m. Panama City time and the show begins two hours later.
How much do tickets cost?
The seat map on Panatickets carries the tiers. A range of B/.50 to B/.236.50 has circulated online but is unverified, and we would not budget from it.
Is the concert sold out?
No. Tickets were still on sale as of Monday. The sales window stays open until 11.45 p.m. local time on the night of the show.
Is this her first time in Panama?
Yes. Tini has not performed in the country before and has called this her official Panamanian debut.
What currency do I pay in?
The balboa, which is fixed one to one with the US dollar. American banknotes circulate as legal tender, so there is nothing to convert.
Sources: Panatickets performance records, TVN Panama, Ellas, Songkick and setlist.fm venue histories.
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