Mexican singer Carín León brought his Mexican fiesta to Bogotá this Saturday with a fire and light show that raised the applause and excitement of mariachi lovers in the Colombian capital.
Óscar Armando Díaz de León, real name Carín León, who began his career in a local band when he was 16 years old, filled Bogotá’s El Campín stadium.
Carín León performs in Bogotá
The Colombian stadium was transformed for the occasion into a celebratory space where fans attended wearing cowboy hats and boots to enjoy the current top exponent of regional Mexican music.
With a full house of more than 39,000 people, the audience rose to their feet after hearing the first notes of the song ‘Me la levanté’, which gave way to the appearance of the artist, who arrived on stage dressed in black.
“Welcome to yet another appointment with your trusted therapist!” exclaimed Carín León in the first part of the concert, which is part of her ‘Boca Chueca Tour’ and her second in Bogotá, after debuting in 2024.
The artist‘s energy, together with the performance of the 20 musicians who accompanied him on stage, kept the party atmosphere constant during the more than two hours of the concert.
Along with an accordion and wind and string instruments, Carín León performed her repertoire of 33 songs in a concert that included some of her greatest hits such as ‘Si tú me vieras’, ‘Casi oficial’, ‘Frené mis pies’ and ‘Según quien’ and special guests such as Matisse and Silvestre Dangond.
Smoke, fireworks, confetti and colored lights surrounded the singer while he performed songs like ‘Secuelas de amor’, ‘Ahí estabas tú’ or ‘Si tu amor no vuelve’.
Halfway through the concert, the singer explained that Bogota is his last Central and South American city on his current world tour, and performed his “favorite song of the show”, ‘No es por Acá’, which drew a standing ovation from the audience.
Carín León has 28 million monthly listeners on Spotify and was the featured guest at the kickoff of Billboard’s Latin Music Week 2025, considered one of the most important gatherings of the Spanish-language music industry, where she took the opportunity to announce that her next album will be exclusively country music.
The Mexican’s tour will continue in his native country on November 15 and 16 in the cities of Palenque de Tlaxcala and Guanajuato.
With information from EFE
