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Andrés Calamaro tour announcements

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In late July 2026, Argentine rock legend Andrés Calamaro announced the northern-Argentina stop of his ‘Como Cantor’ tour, scheduling a concert for 24 October at the Palacio de los Deportes in Tucumán. General-admission tickets were set at 85,000 Argentine pesos, with installment options available via Visa Banco Macro through the All Access platform. In early August 2026, Calamaro expanded the tour to Mexico, announcing three November concerts in Monterrey (9 November), Guadalajara (11 November), and Mexico City (13 November). Promoted by Ocesa, the shows were scheduled to feature hits spanning four decades, with pre-sales beginning on 6 August. By late August 2026, Calamaro announced a return to Chile, with the tour scheduled to begin on 25 August at the Movistar Arena. Regarding his repertoire, Calamaro noted that while he performs classic hits, he ‘does not practice nostalgia,’ stating that dwelling on the past can ‘kidnap the present’ and emphasizing the improvisational nature of his live performances. He noted that although he has not released a collection of new original songs since 2018, he remains focused on his role as a live performer. By the end of August 2026, due to high demand, Calamaro added a ninth date to his ‘Como Cantor’ tour in Buenos Aires. He is scheduled to perform with a full band at the Arena de Villa Crespo on 30 October, featuring emblematic songs in a tour concept inspired by the literary work ‘Martín Fierro.’ In early September 2026, Calamaro performed a two-hour concert at the Metropolitano in Rosario as part of the tour. Attended by approximately 8,000 people, the setlist included 25 songs spanning his career with Los Abuelos de la Nada, Los Rodríguez, and his solo work.

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