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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 […]

Camilo Announces a Second Bogota Date to Close His Worldwide Tour 2026

Camilo has announced a second performance in Bogota for his Worldwide Tour 2026 due to high demand for the initial show in the Colombian capital. The artist plans to close his tour in Colombia on December 12, 2026, with the additional performance at Bogota’s Movistar Arena. The second date will take place on December 11 and 12, 2026, offering more members of the artist's fan community, also known as La Tribu, the chance to attend one of the most significant moments of his current musical chapter.

The decision to add the extra show was made after tickets for the first event sold out rapidly. Ticket sales for the new show will be divided into stages, with presales for Movistar customers and registered fan community members available from September 1-4, 2026. General ticket sales will begin on September 4, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. through TuBoleta.

The Worldwide Tour is part of Camilo's global journey, which has taken him through several countries in the Americas and Europe since its inception in Tenerife, Spain, on January 13, 2026. The tour will continue to various Latin American nations and the United States, including stops in Miami, Orlando, Chicago, New York, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santiago de Chile, Lima, Quito, and other locations.

The international tour also coincides with the release of Camilo's new album, Para Cuando Sean Mayores, set to be released on September 9, 2026. The album consists of 12 songs and 12 interconnected audiovisual pieces, reflecting the artist's personal growth as a father and his reflections on time, childhood, and the legacy he wishes to leave for his children, Índigo and Amaranto.

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