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Todos Tus Muertos Bogotá: Argentine Punk Band Plays Colombia on 2 October

By · September 19, 2026 · 6 min read

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Key Facts

  • What it is Argentine punk-reggae band Todos Tus Muertos share a Bogotá stage with Medellín ska-punk act Rey Gordiflón.
  • When and where Friday 2 October 2026 at Lourdes Music Hall, Carrera 13 No. 64-56, Chapinero, Bogotá.
  • What it costs Tickets start at COP 93,500 (US$29.90) on Passline, at 19 September 2026 rates.
  • Why it matters The band marks four decades, and it is the first joint show with Rey Gordiflón.
  • The catch No start time is published yet, and BTS play El Campín the same night.

The Todos Tus Muertos Bogotá show brings the Argentine punk-reggae veterans to Lourdes Music Hall on Friday 2 October 2026, sharing the bill with Medellín’s Rey Gordiflón.

A Chapinero street at night in Bogotá, Colombia, the district where Todos Tus Muertos play
Chapinero at night, the Bogotá nightlife district around Lourdes Music Hall (Photo: Felipe Restrepo Acosta, CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons)
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The Todos Tus Muertos Bogotá concert takes place on Friday 2 October 2026 at Lourdes Music Hall in Chapinero. It marks the Argentine band’s return to Colombia, with tickets from COP 93,500 (US$29.90) on Passline.

Who Todos Tus Muertos are

Todos Tus Muertos formed in Buenos Aires in the mid-1980s and is now marking four decades on stage. The band is fronted by singer Fidel Nadal.

Their sound blends punk, reggae, ska and Spanish-language hip hop. The lyrics carry strong social and political criticism, which made them a reference for Latin American rock in the 1990s.

Promoters describe the Bogotá date as a return to Colombia. They have not said when the band last played in the country.

Songs from their 1990s albums still fill mosh pits across the region. Many fans who first heard them on cassette now bring their own children to shows.

Rey Gordiflón shares the bill

Rey Gordiflón is a ska-punk band formed in Medellín about 25 years ago. The group is coming back after a pause, and it calls Bogotá its second home.

Local outlets describe the night as the first time the two bands share a stage. Rey Gordiflón is billed as the Colombian act, so expect them to play before the headliners.

Set times have not been published. Arriving early is the easiest way to see both bands in full.

For Colombian fans, the pairing links two generations of the same scene. Rey Gordiflón grew up on the sound that Argentine bands like Todos Tus Muertos helped spread.

Why this show stands out

Bogotá hosts many international rock acts each year, but veteran Argentine punk bands visit less often. A four-decade anniversary tour gives this date extra weight for long-time fans.

The venue is also far smaller than a stadium or arena. That means a closer view of the band and a crowd made up mostly of dedicated followers.

For newcomers, it is a chance to see how Colombia’s alternative music fans connect with the wider Latin American scene. Expect singing along, pogo dancing and a lot of band shirts.

Todos Tus Muertos Bogotá tickets and prices

Tickets are on sale through Passline, the platform named in the official announcements. Prices start at COP 93,500 (US$29.90), at 19 September 2026 rates of 3,128 pesos to the dollar.

Higher tiers may cost more, and service fees can be added at checkout. Check the final total on Passline before you pay.

Buy only through Passline or channels the venue links to. Resale offers on social media are a common route to fake tickets in Bogotá.

Foreign cards usually work on Passline, but some banks block Colombian online payments. If yours is declined, try a second card or ask a local friend to help.

Lourdes Music Hall and getting there

Lourdes Music Hall is on Carrera 13, near Calle 64, in Chapinero. The area is one of Bogotá’s main nightlife districts, full of bars and small venues.

The organiser has not published doors-open or start times. Watch the venue’s and the band’s social channels in the week before the show.

Carrera 13 is busy on Friday nights, and October is one of Bogotá’s rainier months. Bring a jacket and allow extra time for a taxi or ride-hailing app.

A crowded Friday night in Bogotá

The same evening, BTS play the first of two sold-out nights at Estadio Nemesio Camacho El Campín. The stadium lies a few kilometres west of Chapinero.

That means heavy traffic, surge pricing on ride-hailing apps and full restaurants across the city. Book dinner early, or eat near the venue.

After the show, stay alert when leaving Chapinero late at night. Use registered taxis or apps rather than hailing cars on the street.

What it means for expats and visitors

For foreigners living in Bogotá, this is a simple way into the city’s strong punk and ska scene. Fans in Colombia have followed Argentine rock closely for decades.

The lyrics are in Spanish, but the music runs on rhythm, so you do not need fluent Spanish to enjoy it. Expect an energetic crowd close to the stage.

If you are visiting, the show fits well into a weekend in the capital. Chapinero has plenty of hotels, cafés and bars within walking distance of the venue.

Before you go

Carry a printed or saved copy of your ticket and a photo ID. Venues in Bogotá often check bags at the door, so travel light.

No cancellation or change has been announced. If plans shift, Passline and the venue will be the first to post updates.

Earplugs are worth packing for a loud punk show in a closed hall. Keep phones and wallets in front pockets, as crowded concerts attract pickpockets.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is the Todos Tus Muertos Bogotá concert?

The show is on Friday 2 October 2026 at Lourdes Music Hall, Carrera 13 No. 64-56, in Chapinero. The organiser has not yet published doors-open or start times.

How much are tickets and where can I buy them?

Tickets start at COP 93,500 (US$29.90) at 19 September 2026 rates. They are sold through Passline, and service fees may be added at checkout.

Who else is on the bill?

Medellín ska-punk band Rey Gordiflón plays the same night. It is the first time the two bands share a stage, and it marks Rey Gordiflón’s return after a pause.

Is anything else happening in Bogotá that night?

BTS play Estadio El Campín on Friday 2 and Saturday 3 October 2026. Expect heavy traffic and higher ride-hailing prices, so plan your trip early.

Sources: Details come from the Passline ticket listing, Canal Trece, Tropical Punk Records, Con Opinión, Asesorías del Punk and Los 40 Colombia.

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