Maná in Latin America 2026: Vivir Sin Aire Tour Dates in Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Mexico

Maná bring the Vivir Sin Aire Tour to Latin America for six shows in five cities between November 28 and December 17, 2026: Bogotá (Colombia), Lima (Peru), Santiago (Chile), Buenos Aires (Argentina) and two nights at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City (Mexico). The Puntoticket and Teleticket pages describe a stadium tour celebrating the band's 40 years.

The artist's tour page listed no 2026 dates when we checked, so the dates below rest on seller pages (Lima, Santiago, Buenos Aires), a venue sponsor's presale terms (Bogotá) and press (Mexico City). We found no further Latin American dates.

Every Date

City by City

Bogotá: Saturday, November 28

Vive Claro Distrito Cultural. Per Claro Colombia's presale terms (Claro is the venue's naming sponsor), doors are at 3pm and the show at 9pm, marked "subject to change." The document names Ticketmaster Colombia as the seller, but we couldn't read its event page, so availability is not confirmed. The same terms set a minimum age of 12 in the designated minors' zones; minors 12 to 17 need an adult with their own ticket. Press calls it the only Colombian show. See our Bogotá guide.

Lima: Wednesday, December 2

Estadio San Marcos. Teleticket's page says the event may start at 8pm and runs about two hours, with no doors time. It lists the show for all audiences: children from 8 need a responsible adult, both with tickets for the same sector, and under 8 are not admitted.

The date is partly sold out. As of October 13, the page flags Cancha 1 Izquierda, Cancha 1 Derecha, Tribuna Norte, Primeras Filas and Mystery Ticket as agotado (sold out). Cancha 2, Tribuna Occidente, Tribuna Oriente and the wheelchair sectors carry no such flag, which does not guarantee seats; check Teleticket. The page doesn't print the concert date; December 2 comes from Puntoticket's page and press.

Santiago: Saturday, December 5

Estadio Monumental. Puntoticket's page shows 9pm and no doors time. As of October 13 it shows no sold-out marker for the show; only the BancoEstado presale tranche is marked agotado. No age rating is printed, but children under 13 must enter with a responsible adult holding a ticket for the same sector and are not admitted to Cancha General. See our Santiago guide.

Buenos Aires: Thursday, December 10

Estadio Más Monumental, the River Plate stadium in Núñez. The date is confirmed: AllAccess's event page, which we read on October 13, prints "10 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2026" and "Vivir Sin Aire Tour", and its structured data names Estadio River Plate. Per press (La Gaceta, La Nación, Indie Hoy, Ámbito), AllAccess is the only seller and this is the only Argentine date.

Puntoticket's tour blurb lists River Plate on December 12; that is wrong. Press differed on the start time. The page's embedded event record, not its visible text, gives 21:00. No doors time or age rule is printed. The page's data shows only one sector, San Martín Alta, as purchasable (up to 6 per order); confirm on AllAccess.

Mexico City: Wednesday, December 16 and Thursday, December 17

Two nights at Estadio GNP Seguros: December 16 and December 17. Press calls December 17 the tour's closing date; per Milenio and Diario de México, a second night was added the day before. Both rest on press only: the Ticketmaster México pages in our listing wouldn't open for us. Times, age rules and availability are not confirmed. One aggregator lists December 18; we found no seller, venue or press source for that date. See our Mexico City December guide.

How to Plan

• Buy only from the official seller for your date, typing its address yourself rather than following a social or resale link.
• Check Buenos Aires sectors on AllAccess before booking travel. No support act is named on any page or press source we read.
• Plan the route. Between cities the shows fall three to six days apart; the two Mexico City nights are back to back.
• Expect changes. Dates, times and availability can change, and the seller's page is the source of truth.
• We don't publish prices.

FAQ

How many Maná shows are in Latin America in 2026? Six that we found, in five cities, from Saturday, November 28 in Bogotá to Thursday, December 17 in Mexico City.

Are any dates sold out? Partly in Lima, where Teleticket's page marks several sectors sold out as of October 13. Santiago's page shows no sold-out marker for the show, which is not the same as confirmed availability. Buenos Aires's page data shows only one sector, San Martín Alta, as purchasable; confirm on AllAccess. Availability is not confirmed for Bogotá and Mexico City.

Summary

November 28 to December 17, 2026: six shows across Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Mexico. More big tours: Latin America tours 2026.

Leer en español: Maná en Latinoamérica 2026. Em português: Maná na Colômbia, Peru, Chile, Argentina e México.

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