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Fonseca Announces His International ‘Antes Que El Tiempo Se Vaya Tour’

Colombian singer Fonseca has announced his international Antes Que El Tiempo Se Vaya Tour, which will bring his latest album of the same name to stages across Latin America and the United States. The tour will visit several cities throughout the region. Although the official tour is scheduled to begin on Nov. 15 in El […]

Fonseca Announces His International ‘Antes Que El Tiempo Se Vaya Tour’

Colombian pop star Fonseca has revealed his upcoming international tour, Antes Que El Tiempo Se Vaya, which will showcase his latest album of the same name. The tour will span Latin America and the United States, beginning in El Salvador on November 15 and featuring stops in several other countries. The artist expressed his eagerness to reconnect with fans across the region, particularly reminiscing about his roots in Bogota, his birthplace and early music hub.

After the recent relocation of his Bogotá concert to Vive Claro Estadio, Fonseca reiterated the importance of field maintenance and fan safety. The Antes Que El Tiempo Se Vaya tour will present a blend of the singer's newest hits and fan favorites, alongside collaborations with several renowned Colombian musicians. Upcoming performances are scheduled across March and April 2027 in major cities like Santiago, Buenos Aires, Atlanta, and New York City.

Fans are advised to check Fonseca’s official channels and authorized ticket vendors for updated tour schedules and ticketing information.

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