J Balvin returns to Cali with Ciudad Primavera tour

Colombian artist J Balvin will perform on March 21, 2026, at Estadio Pascual Guerrero in Cali as part of his Ciudad Primavera tour, marking his return after five years. The show starts at 8:00 p.m., with doors opening at 3:00 p.m.

J Balvin, the paisa artist, returns to Cali, known as the Sucursal del Cielo, after five years away from the city. The concert is part of a national tour aimed at reconnecting with fans in Colombia following his international success. Cali's selection underscores its role in the country's music circuit and history of major events. The show takes place at the iconic Estadio Pascual Guerrero, which can hold thousands of national and international attendees. Production features giant screens, visual effects, synchronized lighting, and a large-scale stage setup akin to his recent tours. He is expected to perform hits such as ‘Mi gente’, ‘6 AM’, ‘Ginza’, ‘Ay vamos’, ‘Safari’, and ‘Qué más pues’, along with tracks from his latest releases, including extended versions, live mixes, and fan interactions. While not officially confirmed, surprise guests from the urban genre may appear. Tickets are available via Tuboleta, priced from $129,000 to $709,000 depending on seating. The event bolsters Colombia's expanding lineup of international concerts in 2026.

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