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Concert cancelled · Corridos tumbados
It was scheduled for Saturday, November 14, 2026, 9:00 PM, on the Ciudad Deportiva grounds.
The concert has been cancelled
On October 8, 2026, Natanael Cano's team called off all remaining "Vol. 1 Tour" dates in Mexico — Mexicali included — so the artist can focus on his health. AREMA has already pulled the event from sale.
If you bought tickets, request your refund where you bought them: AREMA if you bought online, or the box office (Farmacia Santa Mónica or Hotel Araiza). Mexicali.org does not sell tickets.
Natanael Cano's Mexicali concert is CANCELLED. It was set for Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 9:00 PM, open-air on the Ciudad Deportiva parking grounds, as part of the "Vol. 1 Tour". On Thursday, October 8 his team announced it was calling off the ten dates he had left in Mexico, from Mérida to Acapulco, so the artist can focus on his health and well-being; no return date was given.
The Sonoran artist — born in Hermosillo — is one of the names that defined corridos tumbados: the corrido, with requinto guitar and upright bass, blended with the attitude and themes of trap. He broke out beyond Mexico in 2019, when Bad Bunny joined the remix of "Soy El Diablo", and has since recorded with much of the generation that followed, from Peso Pluma to Junior H and Gabito Ballesteros.
The tour is named after his latest album, "Natanael Cano, Vol. 1", released on August 28, 2026 with 15 tracks on the Rancho Humilde label. It gave us "Mar Azul" and "Frente a Frente", which join a repertoire that includes "Amor Tumbado" and "Perlas Negras".
Details cross-checked across at least two sources (press, the official Deezer and iTunes Mexico catalogs, and the ticketing listing). We do not publish awards or attendance figures from past tours because we only found a single source for each.
A selection of his most-streamed tracks that appear in both the official Deezer catalog and iTunes Mexico. No setlist has been published for Mexicali — this is indicative.
Albums whose release date matches on Deezer and iTunes Mexico. Between records he regularly puts out singles and collaborations.
Sales are closed. For reference when requesting your refund, these were the five tiers AREMA sold: GENERAL $800, PLATA $2,500, ORO $3,000, PLATINO $3,500 and VIP $4,000 MXN, plus a service charge (the table shows the online total) and $15 MXN for the digital ticket. The artist's team said refunds are handled by the ticket seller or outlet where you bought; keep your receipt.
| Tier | Ticket | Service charge | Online total |
|---|---|---|---|
| VIP (left / right) | $4,000 | $720 | $4,720 |
| PLATINO (left / right) | $3,500 | $630 | $4,130 |
| ORO (left / right) | $3,000 | $540 | $3,540 |
| PLATA (left / right) | $2,500 | $450 | $2,950 |
| GENERAL | $800 | $145 | $945 |
Prices from the AREMA checkout, checked on September 12, 2026, before the cancellation. Mexican pesos; they do not include the $15 MXN digital ticket delivery.
If you bought in person, request the refund at the same outlet. These were AREMA's official ones:
The concert was going to be outdoors, on the Ciudad Deportiva parking grounds along Calzada Aviación: the space Mexicali uses for its biggest concerts. Carín León IS still playing the same spot on Thursday, November 5.
Cancellation verified on October 20, 2026 on AREMA (event 20889 inactive) and in reports by Publimetro, N+ and UnoTV (announcement of October 8). Original date, time, venue, tiers, pricing and box offices verified on September 12, 2026 against the official poster and the AREMA listing and checkout (event 20889), whose totals were checked one by one; tour and album details against reports by El Imparcial and Periódico Correo (August 31, 2026) and the Deezer and iTunes Mexico catalogs. Dates, times and prices may change; confirm with the official ticket seller before making plans. Illustrative image, digitally generated from a reference photograph; it is not a photo of this concert.
