David Bisbal Plays Santiago, Chile, on 6 October

By The Rio Times | Created at 2026-10-03 10:36:54 | Updated at 2026-10-03 11:32:45 1 hour ago

CHILE · MUSIC

Key Facts

  • —What Spanish pop singer David Bisbal plays the Eternos Tour 2026 in Santiago.
  • —When Tuesday 6 October 2026, show at 21:00. Doors are not confirmed.
  • —Where Santander Arena (formerly Movistar Arena), Parque O’Higgins, Santiago, Chile.
  • —Tickets PuntoTicket, CLP 40,250 (about US$41) to CLP 92,000 (about US$93), service fee included, at the RT rate of 2 October 2026 (about CLP 990 per US$).
  • —Good to know The arena changed its name in September 2026. Older maps and tickets may still say Movistar Arena.

A midweek arena night for Spanish pop fans in Santiago, at a venue that has just changed its name.

David Bisbal plays the Santander Arena in Santiago, Chile, on Tuesday 6 October 2026. PuntoTicket lists prices from CLP 40,250 (about US$41) to CLP 92,000 (about US$93), including a 15% service fee. The show starts at 21:00.

Who David Bisbal is

David Bisbal is one of Spain’s best-known pop singers. He rose to fame in the early 2000s on the television talent contest Operación Triunfo, then built an international career with romantic ballads and upbeat Latin pop.

For a foreigner in Chile who does not know his work, think of a singer whose songs have played at weddings and on radio across the Spanish-speaking world for two decades. His live shows rely on vocal power and audience singing.

The Eternos Tour 2026 marks about 25 years of his career. It mixes his hits with newer songs, and the sound is more classic than his early records.

Crowd and stage under the dome of an arena in SantiagoConcert at the arena in Parque O’Higgins, Santiago, when it was still called Movistar Arena. File photo.

Tickets step by step

PuntoTicket is the official seller, and the organiser is Free Time. A presale started in May 2026, and general sale followed.

The totals including the 15% service fee are CLP 92,000 (about US$93) for Diamante, CLP 80,500 (about US$81) for Platinum, CLP 69,000 (about US$70) for Golden, CLP 51,750 (about US$52) for Platea Baja and CLP 40,250 (about US$41) for Platea Alta. Wheelchair spaces and companion seats cost CLP 69,000 each.

Without the fee, press reports give CLP 35,000 to CLP 80,000. The dollar values use the RT market rate of 2 October 2026, about CLP 990 per US$. Your bank may use another rate.

Check the PuntoTicket event page for current availability and for the entry rules of the venue.

Venue and getting there

The arena stands in Parque O’Higgins in Santiago. It was called Movistar Arena until early September 2026, when the venue announced its new name, Santander Arena. Press reports give the address as Avenida Beauchef 1204.

We could not confirm which Metro station is closest, so check the “how to get there” page on the venue site before you travel. Ride-hailing apps and taxis are the simple alternatives on a weeknight.

The show starts at 21:00, but the organiser has not published a doors time. Arrive early enough for security checks, and eat before you come if you want a quiet dinner.

What else to do in Santiago that week

October is spring in Santiago, with warm afternoons and cooler evenings. A light jacket is useful after the show.

The Plaza de Armas and the historic centre make an easy daytime visit. The Bellavista district has galleries and bars, and Cerro San Cristóbal offers views over the city.

Because the concert falls on a Tuesday, the weekend is free for a day trip to the Maipo Valley wineries or to the coast.

Where can I buy tickets for David Bisbal in Santiago?

Tickets are sold through PuntoTicket, the official seller. The organiser is Free Time.

How much do tickets cost for the Santiago concert?

PuntoTicket lists CLP 40,250 (about US$41) to CLP 92,000 (about US$93) including a 15% service fee, at about CLP 990 per US$.

What time does the David Bisbal show start?

The concert starts at 21:00 on Tuesday 6 October 2026. A doors time has not been confirmed.

Is the venue still called Movistar Arena?

No. The arena in Parque O’Higgins was renamed Santander Arena in September 2026, and PuntoTicket now uses the new name.

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