peruvian cumbia group Corazón Serrano is celebrating 33 years since its founding with a major concert at Estadio San Marcos on Saturday, Febuary 7th. The anniversary performance, which is sold out, will feature a lineup of special guests including argentinian singer María Becerra and reggaeton artist Ken-Y, alongside the group’s current members Yrma Guerrero, Lesly Águila, Susana Alvarado, and others. This concert marks a significant milestone for the band, tracing a journey from humble beginnings selling bread to fund their first instruments to national recognition and a packed performance at one of lima’s largest venues.
Corazón Serrano is gearing up for a landmark moment in their career. The iconic Peruvian cumbia group will celebrate their 33rd anniversary with a massive concert at Estadio San Marcos, a venue set to once again become the epicenter of national music.
Corazón Serrano en concierto 2026 EN VIVO: sigue la presentación del grupo de cumbia por su 33 aniversario
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- Corazón Serrano en concierto 2026 EN VIVO: sigue la presentación del grupo de cumbia por su 33 aniversario
- Lesly Águila makes the stage vibrate with the ‘Mix de amor y de miel’
- Corazón Serrano opens concert at Estadio San Marcos
- La Chola Chabuca present at Corazón Serrano concert
- DJ Peligro ignites the night and gets the crowd dancing at Estadio San Marcos
- What time will the members of Corazón Serrano sing?
- ¡A fuego! Son Tentación ignites the stage at the Corazón Serrano concert
- ¡Qué tal Cumbión! arrives at Estadio San Marcos with the best of their music
- Who are the guest artists at the Corazón Serrano concert?
- What does the Estadio San Marcos look like as the concert approaches?
- Difficulties reported at the entrance through Gate 1 of Estadio San Marcos
- What time does the Corazón Serrano concert start?
- Schedule for the Corazón Serrano 2026 concert
- Major artists invited to the anniversary of Corazón Serrano
- Tickets for Corazón Serrano at San Marcos are sold out
- History of Corazón Serrano: the origin of a cumbia legend
- The initial stumble in Lima and how Corazón Serrano took off
Lesly Águila makes the stage vibrate with the ‘Mix de amor y de miel’
The singer had the audience dancing with an energetic and emotional performance on stage.
Corazón Serrano opens concert at Estadio San Marcos
Yrma Guerrero kicked off the anniversary concert performing “Duele el alma,” accompanied by the other members of the group on stage. The song was one of the most sung-along-to tracks in their ‘Acceso al corazón’ show.
La Chola Chabuca present at Corazón Serrano concert
The host presented an emotional video inspired by nature and dreams before the group members took the stage.
DJ Peligro ignites the night and gets the crowd dancing at Estadio San Marcos
DJ Peligro energized the audience with mixes of trending songs and classic hits.
What time will the members of Corazón Serrano sing?
Yrma Guerrero, Lesly Águila, Susana Alvarado, Ana Lucía Urbina, Milagros Díaz, Kiara Lozano, Briela Cirilo and Cielo Fernández will take the stage for the group’s 33rd anniversary starting at 8:00 p.m., according to the event schedule.
¡A fuego! Son Tentación ignites the stage at the Corazón Serrano concert
The salsa group performed their most emblematic songs, energizing the audience with their characteristic rhythm and energy on stage. They also performed a cover of ‘Por qué te tengo que olvidar’ alongside the Argentinian band B RLIN.
¡Qué tal Cumbión! arrives at Estadio San Marcos with the best of their music
¡Qué tal Cumbión! arrived at Estadio San Marcos to get thousands of people who purchased tickets to enjoy the anniversary of Corazón Serrano dancing. Santiago Suárez, Álvaro Rod, Ricky Santos, Gustavo Afanador, Jeff Gaván, Alan Newman and Jota Quiñones won over the audience with their songs and dances.
Créditos: Melissa Landa / URPI-LR
Who are the guest artists at the Corazón Serrano concert?
– María Becerra
– Ken-Y
– Américo
– Gente de Zona
– Pedro Capó
What does the Estadio San Marcos look like as the concert approaches?
Just minutes from the show, Estadio San Marcos is being prepared for the Corazón Serrano 33rd anniversary concert.
Difficulties reported at the entrance through Gate 1 of Estadio San Marcos
Delays are being reported in security checks at Gate No. 1 of Estadio San Marcos, causing congestion and delays in entry.
What time does the Corazón Serrano concert start?
The Corazón Serrano concert will begin at 4:30 p.m., at which time the audience can enjoy performances by surprise artists before the highly anticipated main show celebrating the group’s 33rd anniversary.
The show promises to be a defining moment for the group. The cumbia orchestra has announced that the audience will witness an ambitious stage setup, a repertoire specially crafted for the occasion, and collaborations that remain under wraps. However, it has been revealed that María Becerra will be one of the special guests.
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Schedule for the Corazón Serrano 2026 concert
The event will take place on Saturday, February 7, at Estadio San Marcos, one of the largest venues in the country. Organizers have confirmed that doors will open at 4:00 p.m. to ensure orderly access. They also recommend that attendees arrive early to avoid any setbacks.
The show will begin at 4:30 p.m. with performances by surprise artists. Then, fans of the group will be able to witness an unforgettable night seeing Yrma Guerrero, Susana Alvarado, Lesly Águila, Ana Lucía Urbina, Kiara Lozano, Milagros Díaz, Briela Cirilo and Cielo Fernández on stage.
- 4:00 p.m. Doors open
- 4:30 p.m. Surprises
- 8:00 p.m. More surprises
Entrance gates at Estadio San Marcos for the Corazón Serrano show. Photo: Facebook
Major artists invited to the anniversary of Corazón Serrano
Among the confirmed guests is María Becerra, who is currently in Lima as part of the promotion of her new album Quinebra. The Argentinian singer has previously collaborated with major exponents of cumbia, such as Ráfaga and Los Ángeles Azules, fueling speculation.
Another name generating excitement is Ken-Y, an urban artist who is in the country to be part of Charanga Habanera’s anniversary and will take advantage of his stay to attend Estadio San Marcos and sing ‘Una como tú,’ a song he previously recorded with Corazón Serrano. Additionally, Chilean Américo, known as the ‘King of Cumbia,’ also sounds like a guest, due to his closeness with the group and previous collaboration with Susana Alvarado after singing ‘Traicionera.’
Tickets for Corazón Serrano at San Marcos are sold out
Tickets for the Camino a un sueño concert were sold through Ticketmaster. All locations are now sold out due to the high demand registered in recent weeks. Prices were as follows:
Prices by zone:
- Zona Camino a un sueño S/ 289.60 (sold out)
- Zona No deja de latir : S/ 124.60 (sold out)
- Occidente: S/ 114.60 (sold out)
- Oriente: S/ 114.60 (sold out)
- Norte: S/ 39.60 (sold out)
Tickets for the 33rd Anniversary of Corazón Serrano.
History of Corazón Serrano: the origin of a cumbia legend
The story of Corazón Serrano began in the highlands of Piura, where the Guerrero Neira brothers took their first steps in music with limited resources. They sold bread to buy their first guitar, a simple instrument that marked the beginning of their artistic journey.
On February 3, 1993, they founded their first group and began recording songs in modest studios in Chiclayo. Years later, in 1996, they adopted the name Corazón Serrano en Piura, consolidating an identity that today positions them as one of the most important orchestras in Peru.
The initial stumble in Lima and how Corazón Serrano took off
The road to entering the Lima market was not easy. In 1997, capital radio stations did not bet on their proposal and their first television appearance on ‘La movida de los sábados’ had little impact. The tide turned in 2003, when Edita Guerrero registered ‘Milagrita,’ a song that connected with their audience and helped define the group’s musical signature. A year later, ‘Borracha perdida,’ performed by Irma, allowed them to record their first music video and establish themselves in the north of the country.
The definitive expansion came in 2010 with ‘Tu ausencia,’ a song that achieved rotation on various radios and opened the doors to national recognition. By 2012, television had incorporated them into its programming, strengthening their presence and reach throughout Peru.
