Alex Campos brings Legado 360 to Quito on Dec. 12
Official presale is now open for Saturday, December 12 at the Coliseo General Rumiñahui, with Barak, Rojo and Montesanto.
Alex Campos's Legado 360 tour has its next big stop in Quito. Ticketstar365 has opened sales for Saturday, December 12, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. (Ecuador time), at the Coliseo General Rumiñahui.
Seven voices on a 360 stage
The lineup brings the Colombian singer together with Barak, from the Dominican Republic; Montesanto, from Venezuela; Rojo, from Mexico; and Ian Worship, Ministerio Roca and Deleite, from Ecuador. That's seven acts and five countries in a single night, with a 360° stage and the audience all around the platform.
The 360 stage puts the audience all around; worship puts God at the center.
«The 360 stage puts the audience all around; worship puts God at the center.»
The organizers describe the night as the third time these voices have come together in Ecuador to raise "the biggest national altar in Ecuador." The phrase puts the emphasis on the church gathered, more than on the staging.
With a center stage, the seating surrounds the stage and there is no single front. That's why the seating map matters more than it does at a traditional concert.
How to get tickets
Ticketstar365 has an official presale open with reduced prices. Purchase is online: the system displays the seating map, buyers choose their seat and pay by credit or debit card, PayPal, bank transfer or bank deposit, as well as D'una. The site includes a video of the event.
The event appears on Ticketstar365 as LEGADO 2026, and tickets are sold on the concert's own page.
What's left on the calendar
The Al Taller del Maestro Tour 2026 has already made several stops. Altamirano, in Mexico, had free admission on October 3; La Dorada, in Colombia, hosted the concert on October 8. After that, the Tour Íntimo series stopped in Tucson on the 16th, Draper (Salt Lake City) on the 17th and Albuquerque on the 18th of the same month.
In Mexico, the artist's official schedule announces Monterrey, Morelia, Ciudad Victoria and Mérida. In Chile, the listings include the Festival Música y Fe, in Santiago, and a date in Huechuraba. The days for those stops haven't been announced yet, and in Mérida the listings carry both 2026 and 2027 labels.
If your plans depend on travel, wait for official confirmation before buying transportation or lodging. That Mexican stretch is the busiest part of the published schedule, so it's worth keeping an eye on. For Quito, on the other hand, the date is firm and sales remain open.
If you plan to go, head to the event page on Ticketstar365, check the seating map and buy before the presale closes. And if this time you'll be following the tour from your phone, do it with the same intention: "Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth!" (Psalm 96:1, ESV).
