Venezuelan-American singer-songwriter Elena Rose has confirmed her return to Colombia as part of her international “Alma Tour” 2026, a show that marks a new chapter in her artistic career and promises to connect with audiences through her intimate and emotional musical proposal.
The artist will perform on April 30, 2026, at the Royal Center in Bogota, in a concert that is part of a global tour that includes stages across the Americas and Europe.
Her performance in Colombia is part of the tour’s first international leg, which includes cities such as Miami, Mexico City, Madrid, Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Lima, and San Juan.
In addition to her concert in Bogota, the artist will also perform on May 2 at the La Solar festival in Medellin, expanding her connection with Colombian audiences across two different stages. In this way, the country becomes one of the standout stops on her Latin American tour.
The show in Bogota will combine performances of her most recognized songs with compositions she has written for other artists, in a stage production designed to highlight the emotional closeness that defines her live performances.
Elena Rose’s Alma Tour: an international tour marking a new artistic chapter
The “Alma Tour” has been conceived as a new chapter in Elena Rose’s live journey. The tour combines performances in large-scale venues, such as Puerto Rico’s Coca-Cola Music Hall, with more intimate spaces such as the Royal Center in Bogota, allowing the artist to keep a direct connection with her audience.
Expectations around the tour have been significant since its announcement. In Madrid, for example, the first date sold out in less than 24 hours, prompting the opening of a second show.
This level of response confirms the growth of her international projection and the reach of her musical proposal, which blends pop, reggaeton, and R&B with lyrics centered on identity, emotions, and personal experience.
Elena Rose has built a concert format that prioritizes vocal performance and the emotional storytelling of her songs, consolidating a style that distinguishes her within the Latin urban pop landscape.
Elena Rose’s musical trajectory
Andrea Elena Mangiamarchi, artistically known as Elena Rose, was born in Miami to a family of Venezuelan origin and grew up between Venezuela and Puerto Rico.
Before establishing herself as a performer, she developed a successful career as a songwriter, working with high-profile artists such as Becky G, Rauw Alejandro, Camilo, Tini, Cazzu, CNCO, Bad Bunny, Selena Gomez, Sech, and Karol G.
Her official solo debut came in 2019, and since then she has built her own repertoire with songs such as Orion, “A las doce te olvide,” “Pa’ que te olvide,” and “Me lo merezco.” One of her biggest hits, “Caracas en el 2000,” alongside Danny Ocean and Jerry Di, reached number three on Spotify Venezuela and was nominated for the Latin Grammy Award for Song of the Year.
Her musical style blends influences from contemporary pop, reggaeton, and R&B, with a narrative that reflects personal experiences and cultural references. This combination has positioned her as one of the most solid emerging voices in the genre.