Joaquín Sabina, the legendary troubadour of Madrid, has significantly impacted Spanish music with his distinctive voice and lyrics that capture the essence of love, urban life, and the complexities of human experience.
Since his debut in the 1970s with the album “Inventario,” Sabina has released several iconic albums, including “Más de cien mentiras” and “19 días y 500 noches.” He has established himself as one of the foremost Spanish singer-songwriters. His ability to reinvent himself and his keen social insights have made him an astute critic and a modern poet who continues to resonate with millions of listeners.
How to get there?
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By private car: From downtown Bogotá, head north on Carrera 30. Turn right onto Calle 63, then continue to Avenida NQS. Next, make a right turn onto Diagonal 61C, where the arena is located at numbers 26-36. We recommend you to find parking close to the venue before arriving
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By TransMilenio: Take the TransMilenio line to the Campín - Universidad Antonio Nariño or Movistar Arena station, both located on Avenida NQS. After exiting the station, walk south along Avenida NQS, then turn left onto Diagonal 61C to arrive at Movistar Arena.
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By SITP: You can use the SITP routes that run along Avenida NQS or Calle 63. If you are coming from the north or south, get off at the nearest stop on Diagonal 61C and walk toward the Movistar Arena, which is located at numbers 26-36, next to El Campín Stadium.
