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LaCiudadTour.com is the official site for the 2025 La Ciudad World Tour by Venezuelan artists Alleh Mezher and Yorghaki. It’s where you buy tickets, get exclusive access, and track tour dates across Latin America. Shows are already selling fast — Caracas, Maracaibo, Bogotá, and beyond.
The tour’s not local anymore — it’s continental
What started as a local fan-favorite duo from Venezuela is now a continent-wide phenomenon. Alleh and Yorghaki aren’t just playing small club gigs anymore — they’re hitting major venues in 14 cities across Latin America. Caracas, Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Lima, Quito — the whole lineup’s stacked.
And all the action flows through one hub: laciudadtour.com.
That site? It’s not just a link tree. It’s the full engine of the tour. Tickets drop there first, and some fans are already finding out the hard way what “sold out” means. If you want front-row anything, you need to be watching that page like it’s a stock ticker.
The dates you should know
The first leg kicks off in Caracas on August 14. A week later, they hit Maracaibo and Barquisimeto. From there, it’s a whirlwind: Bogotá on August 29, Lima on September 3, Santiago on the 6th, and eventually Mexico City by the 28th.
And no, this isn’t some indie pub crawl — venues like Pepsi Center (CDMX), Teatro Coliseo (Santiago), and Parque de la Industria (Guatemala) are part of the plan. Big rooms. Real stages. Real fans.
Tickets — yes, they’re already flying
Ticket sales officially opened June 27, and it’s already looking intense. Some venues are reportedly 50% sold out within days. For example, the Guatemala show at Parque de la Industria is on that trajectory.
There are phases — think of it like early bird vs general admission. If you miss one, you’re in the next phase, which usually means you’re paying more for the same experience. Each buyer gets up to four tickets per transaction. No seat numbers — first come, best spot.
Sites like Ticketmaster (in Colombia) and TicketShow (Ecuador) are handling regional sales. But everything routes back to laciudadtour.com, so that’s the only link that matters.
Why it matters — these guys are actually good
Alleh Mezher has been building toward this since 2022, when he released “Baby Guaya.” The real spark came with “Capaz (Merenguetón),” which lit up social media. That led into his debut album La Ciudad in late 2024 — a record full of tracks that hit that perfect blend of heartache and late-night joyrides.
Yorghaki is the brains behind the production. His style leans into dreamy synths, tight reggaeton beats, and melodies that sound like neon signs flickering at midnight. He doesn’t just make songs; he builds moods.
Together, they’re crafting something that feels emotional but never soft — think Rosalía meets Rauw Alejandro if they spent more time in Caracas back alleys than Miami studios.
Social buzz is real
Instagram’s been going wild. Alleh posted about Track 11 dropping and basically broke his own comments section. Yorghaki teased the LATAM leg of the tour with a post that read like a love letter to the fans — “cumpliendo los sueños,” he wrote.
These posts aren’t just PR filler. They’re cues for fans to get moving. “Entradas disponibles este viernes” is the call-to-action, and people are listening. Posts regularly pull tens of thousands of likes, and comments flood in from Argentina, Colombia, and Costa Rica.
Ecuador’s getting a big moment
Quito and Guayaquil are in for a first: this is Alleh and Yorghaki’s debut in Ecuador. September 18 and 20, respectively. The venues? Ágora Casa de la Cultura and Coliseo Voltaire.
Tickets are split into four tiers. VIP starts around $30. On the higher end, “La Ciudad Box” gets you closer for $100. It’s not luxury priced, but it’s clearly designed for fans who want to be in the middle of everything. These will go quick.
The vibe of La Ciudad — why it hits
What makes La Ciudad land so hard is that it feels familiar. Not like a copy, but like a memory you didn’t know you had. The sound is personal — late-night voice notes turned into full tracks. Love stories that are halfway between heartbreak and healing.
One of Yorghaki’s quotes summed it up perfectly: “La ciudad suena a cuando te estás enamorando.” You know that floating feeling when something new is starting and you don’t quite trust it yet? That’s the energy. That’s the tour.
Real shows. Real fans. No fluff.
This isn’t one of those tours that gets by on hype and bad lighting. They’ve already played major festivals like Estéreo Picnic in Colombia. The live reviews? Strong. Word is, they bring a full band, solid visuals, and intimate energy, even in bigger venues.
They aren’t outsourcing the vibe. They’re building it from the inside.
So what now? Get your seat — or stand, really
There’s no assigned seating. It’s all general admission. So you better show up early or be cool with the back. Some venues may offer slight upgrades, like early access or VIP entry zones, but for most stops, it’s simple: the earlier you’re in line, the better your night’s gonna be.
No cameras, no pets, 18+ entry in some cities. So read the fine print. And seriously — don’t wait for a second wave of tickets. There probably won’t be one.
Bottom line
Laciudadtour.com is the heartbeat of the 2025 tour. The shows are real, the music’s good, and the fan base is growing faster than the ticket pages can refresh.
If you’re in one of these cities — or even close — now’s the time to commit. This isn’t just another concert. It’s a moment.
And those don’t come around twice.
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