Camilo Announces a Second Bogota Date to Close His Worldwide Tour 2026
Camilo has expanded his return to Colombia with a new performance as part of his Worldwide Tour 2026. The Colombian singer confirmed a second date at Bogota’s Movistar Arena following the high demand for the first concert scheduled in the capital.
The artist will perform on Friday, Dec. 11, and Saturday, Dec. 12, 2026, two dates that will mark the Colombian leg of his international tour. The additional show will give more members of La Tribu, Camilo’s fan community, the opportunity to attend one of the most important moments of the singer’s current musical chapter.
Camilo adds a second Worldwide Tour date in Bogota following strong demand from fans
The additional performance was announced after tickets for the first show quickly moved toward selling out. The strong ticket demand prompted organizers to open another opportunity for fans who were unable to secure tickets for the initial concert.
Both performances will take place at the Movistar Arena, one of Bogota’s main venues for large-scale musical events. The choice of venue will allow the artist to deliver a full-scale production while maintaining the concept that has accompanied his current tour.
Ticket sales will take place in different stages. An exclusive presale for Movistar customers will be available from Sept. 1 to 3, while members of the registered fan community will have access to a presale from September 2 to 4.
General ticket sales will begin on Sept. 4, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. through TuBoleta. The concert will have a minimum admission age of eight, and several VIP options will also be available, offering additional benefits and special experiences inside the venue.
The Worldwide Tour arrives in Colombia after visiting several countries
Camilo’s return to the stage is part of an international tour that has taken his music across different parts of the Americas and Europe. The Worldwide Tour 2026 began in Tenerife, Spain, on Jan. 13 and subsequently traveled through several European cities. The tour will then continue through several Latin American countries and the United States.
The tour itinerary includes destinations such as Miami, Orlando, Chicago, New York, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santiago de Chile, Lima, Quito, and other cities. The international run has allowed the singer to perform for audiences across different markets while strengthening his presence on the global music scene.
The tour is also connected to a new creative chapter for the artist. Camilo is preparing to release Para Cuando Sean Mayores, an album that will arrive on digital platforms on Sept. 9, 2026.
The record will feature 12 songs and 12 interconnected audiovisual pieces. The project has a particularly personal component, as it is inspired by the singer’s experience as a father and his reflections on the passage of time, childhood and the legacy he wants to leave for his children, Índigo and Amaranto.
Musically, the album will combine elements of Latin pop, ballads and acoustic sounds, with a more intimate approach intended to reflect the singer’s personal and artistic evolution.
Worldwide Tour 2026: Dates and locations for the rest of the year
From September through December, Camilo’s Worldwide Tour 2026 will continue across Mexico, the Caribbean, the United States and South America before concluding with two consecutive concerts in Bogota, Colombia.
Mexico
September 3 – Veracruz
September 4 – Monterrey
September 5 – Guadalajara
September 6 – San Luis Potosí
September 10 – Hermosillo
September 11 – Puebla
September 12 – Tampico
September 17 – Cancun
September 18 – Merida
September 19 – Villahermosa
September 20 – Acapulco
Caribbean and the United States
October 2 – San Juan, Puerto Rico
October 4 – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
October 9 – Miami, United States
October 10 – Orlando, United States
October 15 – Chicago, United States
October 17 – New York, United States
South America
October 23 – Asuncion, Paraguay
October 25 – Buenos Aires, Argentina
October 28 – Montevideo, Uruguay
October 30 – Rosario, Argentina
October 31 – Cordoba, Argentina
November 2 – Mendoza, Argentina
November 5 – Santiago, Chile
November 8 – Arequipa, Peru
November 10 – Lima, Peru
December 4 – Quito, Ecuador
December 5 – Cuenca, Ecuador
December 11 – Bogota, Colombia
December 12 – Bogota, Colombia — final date of the tour