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Key Facts
- —What Argentine rapper Trueno plays his TURR4ZO tour in Santiago.
- —When Friday 9 October 2026, 9:00 p.m. Chile time.
- —Where Santander Arena, Santiago, Chile.
- —Tickets PuntoTicket, from CLP 11,500 to CLP 97,750 (about US$12 to US$99).
- —Good to know Some listing sites still name Movistar Arena. The venue and PuntoTicket say Santander Arena.
Trueno plays Santander Arena in Santiago on Friday 9 October 2026, with tickets from about US$12 on PuntoTicket.
Argentine rapper Trueno plays Santander Arena in Santiago, Chile, on Friday 9 October 2026 at 9:00 p.m. as part of his TURR4ZO tour. Tickets are sold through PuntoTicket and cost CLP 11,500 to CLP 97,750 including service charge (about US$12 to US$99 at CLP 989.6 per US$, RT, 4 October). No sector was listed as sold out when we checked.
Who Trueno is, for newcomers
Trueno is the stage name of Mateo Palacios Corazzina, an Argentine rapper from Buenos Aires. He first drew attention in Argentina’s freestyle battle scene. The venue describes him as a Latin Grammy winner and one of the most important figures in contemporary urban music.
The show features his best-known tracks and material from the album TURR4ZO.

The venue and the date
The concert is on Friday 9 October 2026 at 9:00 p.m., according to PuntoTicket and the venue. The venue is Santander Arena. Earlier press reports and some listing sites, including Shazam and Songkick, named Movistar Arena, so there appears to have been a change. The safest step is to read the venue printed on your ticket before you book a hotel or transport.
The tour name comes from the album TURR4ZO. We could not confirm the doors time, so plan to arrive well before 9:00 p.m. if you want a place on the floor.
Tickets and prices
PuntoTicket lists these prices including the service charge: Tribuna CLP 11,500 (about US$11.62), Platea Alta Silver CLP 34,500 (about US$34.86), Platea Alta Golden CLP 40,250 (about US$40.67), Cancha CLP 51,750 (about US$52.29), Platea Baja Silver CLP 63,250 (about US$63.91), Platea Baja Golden CLP 74,750 (about US$75.54), Cancha VIP CLP 86,250 (about US$87.15) and Platea Baja Diamante CLP 97,750 (about US$98.78). Wheelchair places and companions cost CLP 40,250 each.
Tickets are issued in the buyer’s name, and the buyer enters the holder’s details at purchase. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket in the same sector. For safety, they cannot enter Cancha or Cancha VIP.
What it means for you
If you are visiting Santiago that week, the show is a good-value night out by US standards, since most sectors cost less than US$100. Buy only on PuntoTicket, and avoid resale offers that cannot show a name-matched ticket.
What is not known
We could not confirm the doors time, the support acts or which sectors will sell out before 9 October. PuntoTicket listed none as sold out when we checked on 4 October.
Where can I buy tickets for Trueno in Santiago?
Tickets are sold through PuntoTicket at puntoticket.com, which lists the show at Santander Arena. Under-13s need an accompanying adult with a ticket in the same sector, and cannot enter the Cancha or Cancha VIP floor sections.
Which venue is the Trueno concert in Santiago?
The show is at Santander Arena in Santiago, according to the venue and PuntoTicket. Some listing sites still show Movistar Arena from earlier announcements, so check the venue named on your ticket.
What time does the Trueno show start?
PuntoTicket and the venue list the show for 9:00 p.m. on Friday 9 October 2026. Some aggregator sites show earlier times such as 6:00 or 7:00 p.m., which we could not confirm.
How much do Trueno tickets cost in Santiago?
PuntoTicket lists prices including service charge from CLP 11,500 (about US$11.62) for Tribuna to CLP 97,750 (about US$98.78) for Platea Baja Diamante, at CLP 989.6 per US$.
Sources: puntoticket.com, santanderarena.cl. Retrieved 4 October 2026.
More from Chile: our Chile coverage and what to do in Santiago in October 2026.
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