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Ryan Castro Announces His Second Stadium Concert in Colombia After Massive Success in Medellin

Colombian artist Ryan Castro has confirmed his second stadium concert in the country and will bring his show “Awooween” to El Campin Stadium in Bogota on October 31, 2026, in a performance that promises to become one of the biggest musical events of the year in the Colombian capital. The official announcement came just days […]

Ryan Castro Announces His Second Stadium Concert in Colombia After Massive Success in Medellin

Colombian singer Ryan Castro has revealed his second stadium concert in the country, set to take place on October 31 at El Campin Stadium in Bogota. Following the massive success of his previous show in Medellin, Castro aims to deliver an unforgettable experience for fans with his production titled "Awooween." The announcement of the Bogota concert came shortly after the event in Medellin, which drew over 40,000 attendees and featured a five-hour performance, alongside 18 special guests.

The "Awooween" concert will incorporate a Halloween theme, transforming El Campin Stadium into a unique blend of urban party, visual spectacles, and immersive experiences. The singer's official statement highlights that the show will showcase 360-degree staging, renewed visual effects, and a thematic concept aligned with the Halloween celebrations.

By choosing the date of October 31 for the event, Castro aims to establish "Awooween" as an annual tradition in Colombia, blending music, costumes, and large-scale entertainment.

This announcement marks another significant milestone in Ryan Castro's career, solidifying his reputation as an artist capable of drawing massive crowds to high-capacity venues. In Colombia, few local urban artists have managed to develop concepts of this scale, positioning the project as one of the most ambitious within the national circuit. Presale tickets for the Bogota concert are now available.

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