The Festival del Huaso de olmué,a cornerstone of Chilean summer culture,is preparing for its 2026 installment in the Valparaíso Region,scheduled for January 15-18. The annual event, known for its blend of música, comedy, and television coverage, draws meaningful crowds and contributes to the regionS cultural vibrancy. This year’s festival will again be hosted by Eduardo Fuentes and María Luisa Godoy, and features a diverse lineup of both established and emerging artists.
The iconic Festival del Huaso de Olmué is entering its final stages of preparation, with the full lineup now set for what promises to be a highlight of the summer season in the Valparaíso Region. The beloved music festival will unfold over four consecutive days on the El Patagual stage, blending musical performances, comedy, and national television coverage.
The 2026 edition is scheduled for January 15, 16, 17, and 18, and will once again be hosted by Eduardo Fuentes and María Luisa Godoy, the dynamic duo who will lead the nightly festivities.
Who’s Performing at the Festival del Huaso de Olmué?
The festival’s programming boasts a mix of established Chilean musical artists, rising stars, and international performers making their debut on this stage. Each day will also feature a dedicated comedy segment.
Thursday, January 15
Friday, January 16
Saturday, January 17
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Opening: Américo
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Comedy: León Murillo
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Closing: Gepe
Sunday, January 18
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Opening: Ráfaga
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Comedy: Felipe Parra
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Closing: Entremares
How to Get Tickets for Olmué 2026
Those hoping to attend in person can purchase tickets through Punto Ticket, selecting their desired date and section within the venue. Prices vary depending on location, ranging from $40,000 to approximately $100,000 for spots closest to the main stage.
Will the Festival Be Televised?
The Festival del Huaso de Olmué 2026 will be broadcast live on TVN, allowing viewers across the country to tune in to all the action.
With a diverse lineup and a well-established format, the festival is once again solidifying its position as one of Chile’s most important cultural events of the summer. The event continues to draw large crowds and significant media attention each year.
