Gustavo Santaolalla arrives in Bogotá with the Ronroco Tour
- When
- Sat, Aug 29, 3:00 PM29 de Agosto - 8:00 pm
- Price
- Check source
- Organizer
- Idartes
Check source · Source: Idartes
About this plan
Argentine musician Gustavo Santaolalla returns to Bogota with the Ronroco Tour, a run that honors his most personal and reflective side. Known worldwide for his Oscar-winning film scores, Santaolalla comes back to the Andean roots that shaped much of his career.
The show takes an intimate walk through the album Ronroco, released in the late nineties and now a touchstone of new Latin folk. On stage, the ronroco, the charango, and other string instruments lead the way in a format built for listening and feeling, not stadium noise.
It is a rare chance to see one of Latin America's most influential producers and songwriters in a close setting. Tickets are already on sale through the official source.
What to expect
- An intimate walk through the Ronroco album
- Andean instruments in the spotlight
- Acoustic, audience-close format
- The composer behind Oscar-winning film scores
- A night built for listening and feeling
Who it's for
It suits fans of Latin American roots music, indie film lovers, and anyone who prefers intimate shows where details matter more than volume.
Tips
- Buy tickets early, they often sell out fast
- Arrive early to settle in comfortably
- Check the venue and directions before the show day
- Review ticket prices on the official source
FAQ
When is the Gustavo Santaolalla Ronroco Tour in Bogota?
The planned date is August 29. We recommend confirming the exact day and time on the official source, since details can change.
Is the Gustavo Santaolalla concert in Bogota free?
No, it is a paid event. Check ticket prices and available sections directly on the Idartes page.
Where will the Gustavo Santaolalla concert in Bogota take place?
The official source has not confirmed the exact venue yet. Check the source link for the latest address and location.
What is the Gustavo Santaolalla Ronroco Tour?
It is a tour celebrating the album Ronroco, a record that blends Andean sounds with electronic folk and became a landmark in nineties Latin American music.
What instruments does Gustavo Santaolalla play on this tour?
The ronroco, a close cousin of the charango, leads the show, joined by other string instruments and minimalist arrangements.
Is the concert family-friendly?
Yes, the quiet, acoustic format works well for all ages who enjoy good live music.
Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.
