Mexican ballad legend Ana Gabriel is heading back to Colombia, and fans outside Bogotá have reason to celebrate this time. The singer known as the 'Diva of the Americas' has confirmed five dates across the country in the second half of May 2027, part of her international Claro de Luna Tour.
The Colombian run opens on May 15 at Pascual Guerrero Stadium in Cali, then moves to DAVIarena in Sabaneta (Greater Medellín) on May 20, Coliseo MedPlus in Bogotá on May 22, Romelio Martínez Stadium in Barranquilla on May 28, and wraps up at Américo Montanini Stadium in Bucaramanga on May 30. That's five shows in under three weeks, matching the number of dates announced for Mexico on this leg — a sign of how much the Colombian market matters to her.
It's her first Colombian return since her 2024 performances, and one date carries extra buzz: the Sabaneta show will be among the first big events at DAVIarena, a new arena expected to open in late 2026.
The wider tour is ambitious. It kicks off February 5, 2027, in Guadalajara, Mexico, and is slated to close June 5 in San Juan, Puerto Rico, taking in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Ecuador along the way. More dates may follow, as Ana Gabriel has said the current schedule is only the first part of the tour.
No setlist has been confirmed, but four decades of hits give plenty to hope for: 'Simplemente Amigos,' 'Ay Amor,' 'Evidencias,' 'Quien Como Tú,' 'Luna' and 'Mar y Arena' are the songs generations of Latin American fans sing word for word.
For travellers, this is a ready-made excuse to build a trip around a concert — and Colombia's diversity makes it easy. Catch Cali's show and stay for the salsa scene, time Bogotá around the concert and its museums and food districts, or pair the Barranquilla date with Caribbean coast beaches. Each show falls in the second half of May, so you could even string two cities together — Cali and Medellín are five days apart, and Medellín to Bogotá just two. Ticket prices and on-sale dates haven't been announced yet, so anyone planning around a specific date should watch for official releases well in advance, as stadium shows by major Latin artists in Colombia tend to sell fast.
