Camilo Ecuador 2027: Quito and Cuenca Shows Move to 9 and 10 April

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Camilo Ecuador 2027 brings the Colombian singer to Quito on Friday 9 April and Cuenca on Saturday 10 April. December ticket holders still await word on transfers and refunds.

The Parque Bicentenario in northern Quito, laid out on the old airport runways (Photo: Tedder, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons)

The Colombian singer Camilo has postponed his two concerts in Ecuador from December 2026 to April 2027. Quito moves to Friday 9 April and Cuenca to Saturday 10 April, both at new venues.

Camilo Ecuador 2027: What Moved and Where

Camilo will now play Ecuador in April 2027 rather than December 2026. Quito comes first on Friday 9 April, and Cuenca follows on Saturday 10 April.

The venues have changed as well as the dates. El Diario reports that Quito was first set for the Coliseo General Rumiñahui and Cuenca for the Estadio Alejandro Serrano Aguilar.

Quito now moves to the Arena Bicentenario, inside the Parque Bicentenario in the north of the city. Cuenca moves indoors to the Coliseo Jefferson Pérez.

The singer’s official tour listing on camilolatribu.com shows both April nights with an 8 p.m. start. Doors times and any support act have not been published.

Who Announced the Change, and Why

Feel The Club, the Ecuadorian company behind both shows, announced the new dates on its social media on Friday 4 September 2026. Primicias and Expreso reported the change the same day.

No reason for the postponement has been made public. El Diario noted that the causes were unknown when it reported the new dates.

The April dates sit inside the Para Cuando Sean Mayores tour, named after Camilo’s new album. The tour starts in October in Puerto Rico and the United States, then runs through South America and Mexico.

Existing Tickets: What Has and Has Not Been Said

Cuenca tickets for the December date first went on sale in April 2026, with a bank presale from 6 to 9 April. Open sale with all payment methods followed from 10 April.

None of the reports we checked explains what happens to those tickets. El Diario, Expreso, Primicias, El Mercurio and Vistazo say nothing on transfers, refunds or deadlines.

The ticket layout has also changed in Cuenca. The April 2026 list had two tiers at US$119 and US$49, while the September list adds a third.

How the old tiers map onto the new seating plan has not been published. The same applies to Quito, where the venue itself is different.

What To Do If You Bought for December

Keep your order number, payment receipt and the e-mail or physical ticket you received. These are what any vendor will ask for, whether you want to keep or return the ticket.

Contact Feel The Tickets through the channel you used to buy, online or at the outlet. Ask two things in writing: whether your ticket is valid for April, and whether a refund is offered.

If you cannot attend on the new date, say so plainly and ask for the procedure and any deadline. The organisers’ accounts, @feeltheclub and @feelthetickets.ec on Instagram and TikTok, are where they posted the change.

The vendor’s website sat behind a virtual queue when we tried it on 28 September. Check again before relying on any answer you have not seen in writing.

New Ticket Prices and Where To Buy

A presale for Banco Guayaquil and PeiGo customers ran from 14 to 17 September 2026. General sale with all payment methods opened on 18 September, according to El Mercurio.

Quito has two zones: Box at US$129 and Platinum at US$49. Cuenca has three: Box at US$119, Platinum at US$79 and Preferencia at US$49.

All prices exclude IVA, Ecuador’s value added tax, and service charges. Ecuador uses the US dollar, so no currency conversion applies.

Feel The Tickets sells online and at CCI, Scala Shopping and Condado Shopping in Quito. In Cuenca the outlet is Milenium Plaza, and a two-for-one offer covers children under 10.

The Two Venues and Getting There

The Parque Bicentenario occupies the grounds of Quito’s old airport, in the north of the city. Quito sits at about 2,850 metres, so arrive rested and drink water through the evening.

The Coliseo Jefferson Pérez is an indoor arena in Cuenca named after the race walker who won Ecuador’s first Olympic gold. Cuenca lies at about 2,500 metres in the southern highlands.

What Is Still Not Known

The reason for the postponement remains unstated. There is also no published policy on December tickets, refunds or the deadline to request one.

Doors times, support acts and the stage layout have not been announced. Check the vendor and the promoter’s channels again before April.

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