Ricardo Montaner is returning to the stage with the "El Último Regreso World Tour 2026". In a message to his fans, the singer wrote, "I'll be waiting for you on the 'El Último Regreso' tour." During this pause, Montaner decided to slow down and look inward after more than four decades of uninterrupted career. Now he returns with renewed energy, new songs, and a production that promises to be a celebration of his musical legacy. The tour will begin in Buenos Aires, continue on March 1st in Córdoba (Institute Stadium), and then proceed through Uruguay, Paraguay, Costa Rica, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, the United States, and the Dominican Republic, before extending to Europe with confirmed concerts in Spain, France, and Italy. New single and music video. The tour's launch coincides with the release of his new single, "El Último Regreso," already available on all digital platforms along with its official music video. The song, true to Montaner's emotive style, combines nostalgia and hope and serves as a calling card for this new artistic stage. With over 40 years in the industry, 25 studio albums, and an endless list of hits, Ricardo Montaner has solidified himself as one of the most important voices in Latin music. Throughout his career, he has received Multi-Platinum awards, Golden and Silver Gaviotas at Viña del Mar, a Latin Grammy, and multiple Billboard recognitions. Ricardo Montaner will be singing live again, and his followers' enthusiasm was immediate, as within hours, the artist sold out all tickets for his February 21st show at Movistar Arena, where he will kick off his new world tour, "El Último Regreso World Tour 2026." Due to enormous demand, a second date was added for February 22nd, with tickets available from Monday, November 10th, at 4:00 PM on movistararena.com.ar, with all payment methods and up to six interest-free installments with Banco Ciudad. After several years of silence on stage, Montaner embarks on a tour that marks his reunion with the public and a new personal and artistic chapter. As the musician himself explained, this return symbolizes a renewal: "One day I stopped... but I can't anymore." In 2024, he was honored with the "Latin American Music Awards Legacy" award for his historical contribution to the music industry and his impact on Hispanic culture. Montaner promises this tour will be much more than a series of concerts: it will be an emotional reunion with his audience, a celebration of four decades of shared music and love.
