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Miami, FL — November 09, 2026 —Colombian singer-songwriter and producer Andrés Cepeda wrapped up the Australian leg of his international Bogotá La Gira tour with four sold-out concerts, sharing the tour’s repertoire with his fans one last time. The tour comes to an end in Oceania after two years on the road, having begun at Bogotá’s Teatro Colón.
Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth embraced the voice and songs of one of Colombia’s most beloved artists during evenings filled with emotional connection, nostalgia, and celebration.
With his visit to Australia, Andrés brings to a close a tour that traveled through Colombia, the United States, Europe, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Chile, and Canada, among other destinations, proudly carrying the name of his hometown around the world.
Built around his album Bogotá—which earned him his fifth Latin GRAMMY® in 2025 for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album—the tour’s setlist spanned more than three decades of hits, from “Embrujo,” “Día Tras Día,” “Besos Usados,” “Cariñito,” “El Equivocado,” and “Bogotá” to “Tengo Ganas 2.0,” among many other songs that audiences sang along to from beginning to end.
The tour concludes at a time of significant international recognition for the artist. His album Bogotá and its expanded edition, Bogotá Deluxe, have received another international nomination, this time for Singer-Songwriter Album of the Year at the 2026 ZYN Rolling Stone en Español Awards. His performance at the 27th edition of the Vive Latino Ibero-American Music Culture Festival, taking place March 13–14, 2027, in Mexico City, has also been confirmed.
“I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, ending this tour in Australia has been an incredible experience; on the other, it is a little sad because, after more than sixty concerts and traveling around the world with my album Bogotá, it is difficult to say goodbye to this chapter,” said Andrés Cepeda.
With this finale in Australia, Bogotá La Gira stands as one of the most important chapters in the artist’s recent career, reaffirming Andrés Cepeda as one of the leading ambassadors of Colombian music on international stages.
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