Los Tigres del Norte Return to Colombia With Their Los Tigres del Mundo Tour

The Mexican music group Los Tigres del Norte are set to return to Colombia for their first-ever solo concert as part of their Los Tigres del Mundo tour. The event is scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium in Bogota. This concert will mark a significant moment for the band, as it will be their inaugural stadium performance in the country.

The production of the show will be a large-scale endeavor, featuring over four hours of live music and a blend of Los Tigres del Norte’s repertoire with elements of Mexican culture. The performance will include well-known songs such as “Jefe de Jefes,” “La puerta negra,” “Contrabando y traición,” “Pedro y Pablo,” and “Ni parientes somos.” Additionally, tracks like “Golpes en el corazón,” “La mesa del rincon,” and “La jaula de oro” will be performed, representing various stages of the group’s six-decade career.

The concert will also delve into six decades of musical history, showcasing the group’s diverse range from corridos that narrate social realities to ballads and romantic songs. With over 55 years of experience, Los Tigres del Norte have compiled a catalog of more than 80 albums and hundreds of songs, earning multiple Grammy and Latin Grammy Awards.

The Los Tigres del Mundo tour, which includes the Bogota performance, spans five countries and 40 concerts over nearly eight months. While the United States hosts the majority of the performances, the tour also visits several cities in Mexico and includes stops in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. This international itinerary is deeply connected to the theme of migration that has been a central narrative in the group’s music, reflecting the experiences of Mexican and Latin American communities across different nations.