Andrés Calamaro, the legendary Argentine singer-songwriter often called “El Salmón,” will return to Lima, Peru, for a single, highly anticipated concert on September 15, 2026. Taking place at Costa 21 on the Costa Verde in San Miguel, the performance is part of his ongoing international tour, Como Cantor, promising an evening of rock en español classics and urban poetry.
The Bottom Line
- Date and Location: The concert takes place on September 15, 2026, at Costa 21 on Lima’s Costa Verde.
- The Tour: Calamaro arrives as part of his Como Cantor international tour, revisiting more than four decades of musical history.
- Tickets: Access is managed via Teleticket, with an Interbank presale launching on June 19 and 20, 2026.
The Anatomy of El Salmón’s Return to the Costa Verde
With over four decades of history etched into the bedrock of Latin American rock, his return to the Peruvian capital arrives roughly a year after his previous successful run in April 2025.
Fans can expect a continuous emotional sweep through generational anthems such as “Flaca,” “Mil Horas,” “Paloma,” “Crímenes Perfectos,” and “Sin documentos.”
Ticketing Strategy and Pricing Tiers
Securing a spot for this single-night engagement requires navigating Teleticket’s platform. To leverage early access, ticket buyers holding Interbank cards gain entry during a dedicated presale window running Friday, June 19, and Saturday, June 20, starting at 10:00 a.m. local time, featuring up to a 15% discount.
| Ticket Category | Interbank Presale Price | Regular Price |
|---|---|---|
| Campo A | S/ 280 | S/ 330 |
| Campo B | S/ 130 | S/ 153 |
Mapping the Como Cantor Itinerary Across Latin America
The Lima date anchors a broader, carefully choreographed routing that has taken Calamaro across major markets in Argentina and neighboring regions. The tour has already hit high-capacity venues and iconic spaces including:
- Estadio Cubierto Club A. Unión (Santa Fe, Argentina)
- Anfiteatro Cocomarola (Corrientes, Argentina)
- Arena Maipú (Mendoza, Argentina)
- Estadio Ruca Che (Neuquén, Argentina)
- Plaza de la Música (Córdoba, Argentina)
- Movistar Arena (Buenos Aires, Argentina — multiple dates)
By dropping Lima into the calendar for September 15, management ensures the tour retains its cross-border momentum, capitalizing on the deep historical roots Calamaro first planted in Peru during his landmark 1998 debut.
The Cultural Endurance of Rock de Autor
Whether you are chasing the nostalgia of Los Abuelos de la Nada and Los Rodríguez eras or simply looking to witness a living architect of Spanish-language rock command an oceanside stage, Costa 21 is set to deliver a masterclass in modern bohemia.
Drop a comment below: Which classic Calamaro anthem are you hoping makes the definitive setlist this September?
