Duki

Bogotá is preparing to welcome back one of the leaders of the urban music movement and a significant figure on the international stage. The Argentine artist Duki, who is among the most globally recognized, will perform in Bogotá for the third time after his successful visit in 2024. The Argentinean returns to the Movistar Arena on August 21, 2025, as part of his "Ameri World Tour." Fans can expect a show filled with energy and excitement during his next appearance in the Colombian capital.
  

Gloria Trevi

Having filled the Arena CDMX— which has a capacity of over 22,000 people— on two occasions, the Mexican singer will return to Colombia on May 18 to perform at the Movistar Arena as part of her tour "My Soundtrack On Tour." This December, she released her new single, Cobardía, and is closing out 2024 as one of Pollstar's top 100 highest-grossing women. She holds the record for selling out the Arena Ciudad de México 13 times and has performed 44 times at the Auditorio Nacional in her home country. 
 

Reik

The iconic Mexican band Reik is returning to Bogotá! They will perform on May 11, 2025, at the Movistar Arena. This trio, renowned for their emotional songs, is coming to Colombia with their much-anticipated Panorama Tour. During the concert, they will not only perform their greatest hits, such as Noviembre sin ti, Qué vida la mía, Me duele amarte, and Yo quisiera, but also new songs from their latest album, Panorama.

Piotr Beczala with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Bogotá

Piotr Beczala is one of the most in-demand tenors of our time and a constant guest on the world's leading opera stages. The Polish artist has been acclaimed by audiences and critics alike, not only for the beauty of his voice but also for his deep commitment to the roles he portrays and the works he sings. In this presentation, the tenor will return to Bogotá to perform with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Bogotá under the direction of its chief conductor, Joachim Gustafsson. The concert will feature arias by Verdi, Moniuszko, Puccini, Leoncavallo, Giordano, and Mascagni.

Elegance of the East: China-Colombia Diplomatic Relations Anniversary

In celebration of the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Colombia, as well as the global festivities for the Chinese New Year 2025, marking the start of the Year of the Snake, this show features the Cixi Celadon Ou Music Troupe and the Ningbo Performance & Arts Group. These two renowned traditional music and dance groups from the Ningbo region in eastern China take audiences on a journey through the landscapes, stories, and values of Chinese culture.

Party of life

Your Christmas tour isn't complete without experiencing the Party of Life (Fiesta de la Vida) at Bolívar Square. From December 14 to 23, enjoy four beautiful performances featuring over 50 talented artists, all with free admission. You will also admire luminous structures and a majestic 24-meter-high Christmas tree. December 14 and 23. It will be the perfect opportunity to gather with family and friends during this festive season in Bogotá, your home.

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The sacred

Angels will defy gravity as they are integrated into immersive digital art, featuring visual and sound effects at the Primatial Cathedral of Bogotá, located in Bolívar Square. This iconic architectural space will serve as the perfect setting to bring "The Sacred" (Lo Sagrado) to life. This space will be open from December 14 to 23, and admission will be free. 

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The Secret of Ana Nieves

The Cultural Square La Santamaría will host a spectacular event featuring 80 artists who will present two performances each day. These performances will blend circus acts, dance, theater, singing, and symphonic music with multimedia effects. The Secret of Ana Nieve (El Secreto de Ana Nieves) invites you to reflect on the magical transformation of Christmas. You can attend the performances from December 14 to December 23. Admission is free.

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XI Congress of the Latin American Population Association

 

The XI edition of the Congress of the Latin American Population Association (ALAP) is a space for academic meetings among researchers, government representatives, students, professionals, and members of international organizations from various countries. The focus will be on demographic and population studies relevant to Latin America and the Caribbean. This event will take place from December 9 to 13 at the Universidad Externado de Colombia in Bogotá.

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