Omar Courtz in Bogotá: Two Dates on the “Por Si Mañana No Estoy” World Tour
Omar Courtz returns to Movistar Arena with the Por Si Mañana No Estoy World Tour, the tour that accompanies his second studio album and the most ambitious production of his career to date. The Puerto Rican artist, one of the leading names of the new generation of Latin urban music, will perform in Bogotá on two consecutive nights, establishing the capital as one of the key stops on his Latin American tour.
When are Omar Courtz’s concerts in Bogotá?
Omar Courtz will have two performances at Movistar Arena:
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Friday, November 13, 2026
For both dates, doors are scheduled to open at 5:00 p.m. and the show is scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. The minimum age for entry is 12 years old.
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Por Si Mañana No Estoy: the album behind the tour
Por Si Mañana No Estoy is Omar Courtz’s second studio album, released on February 19, 2026, under Mr. 305 Records and Rimas Entertainment. It features 18 songs and around 70 minutes of music, with a sound that blends retro-influenced reggaeton with R&B, Miami bass, and afrobeats.
The album marked the biggest commercial reach of his career: it entered the Billboard 200 in the United States, reached number three on the US Latin chart, and reached number one in Spain. Featured artists include Ñengo Flow, Myke Towers, Eladio Carrión, Bad Gyal, Dei V, and Tito El Bambino.
The tour coming to Bogotá covers this repertoire and combines it with material from Primera Musa, his first album, and with the singles that established him in the global circuit.
What can you expect from the show at Movistar Arena?
The show on this tour is structured in three sections: an opening on the main stage, an intimate segment on a secondary stage where he has performed the album’s title track in an acoustic format, and a closing with his most widely streamed songs.
Songs performed on previous tour dates include “KOKO,” “Comernos,” “¿Qué Vas a Hacer Hoy?,” “VeLDÁ,” “Blessings,” “Amandita” with Young Miko, “Baby Schai,” and “Paola.” The setlist may vary in each city, so those attending both nights may find differences in the order and in some moments of the show.
Why does Omar Courtz have two dates in Bogotá?
The Friday, November 13 concert was the first to be announced. High ticket demand after sales began led to the addition of an extra performance on Thursday, November 12, at the same venue and with the same tour production.
This is not the first time the artist has generated this response in Bogotá: his 2025 performance at Movistar Arena also ended with all tickets sold out. Colombia is also among the markets where his music has the highest circulation on streaming platforms, which explains why the capital is one of the stops with two shows on his Latin American tour.
Recommendations for your visit to Movistar Arena
Keep these points in mind before the concert, valid for both dates:
Minors aged 12 and older are allowed to enter.
Sections 206, 214, 306, and 314 are designated as Alcohol-Free Zones, with no sale or consumption of alcoholic beverages. Minors are recommended to be seated there, although the final decision belongs to the person exercising parental authority.
The venue has areas arranged for people with reduced mobility.
Schedules may be adjusted for operational or weather-related reasons or by decision of the authorities and organizers.
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