Mägo de Oz have added three concerts to the Latin American leg of their “La noche de las brujas” tour, the run that presents the album “Malicia, la noche de las brujas”. The new dates are San José in Costa Rica on 21 February 2027, and two shows in Peru: Cuzco on 11 March and Trujillo on 13 March.
The Spanish folk metal band is still to confirm dates for Tegucigalpa in Honduras and Managua in Nicaragua.
Twelve Mexican shows before Christmas
The tour opens in Mexico on 7 November in Guadalajara and stays there through the end of the year: Torreón on 12 November, Monterrey on 13 November, Mexico City on 15 November, Oaxaca on 18 November, Puebla on 20 November, Hermosillo on 25 November, Mexicali on 27 November, Tijuana on 28 November, León on 2 December, Querétaro on 4 December and Toluca on 5 December.
The run then moves into Central and South America in 2027: Guatemala City on 13 February, San Salvador on 19 February, San José on 21 February, Bogotá on 26 February, Quito on 4 March, Lima on 10 March, Cuzco on 11 March, Trujillo on 13 March, two nights in Santiago de Chile on 19 and 20 March, and Cuenca in Ecuador on 6 April.
Back in Spain with Stratovarius and Obús
The return to Spain is set for Zaragoza on 22 May 2027, where Mägo de Oz share the bill with Stratovarius and Obús. Tickets for that show are on sale.
The Latin American dates follow the band’s nomination for Best Rock Album at the Latin Grammy Awards for “Malicia, la noche de las brujas”, released in 2025 on Warner Music Spain.
Raquel Eugenio, from Celtian to the Mägo choir
Raquel Eugenio sings backing and additional vocals in Mägo de Oz and joined the band in 2025. She came from the Spanish band Celtian, where she also sang. On this tour she is part of the vocal line-up behind lead singer Rafa Blas, adding to the choral and folk side of a band built on violin, flute and Celtic melodies.
From Transilvania to the yellow brick road
Mägo de Oz formed in Madrid in the late 1980s around drummer Txus di Fellatio, taking their name from The Wizard of Oz and building a following on a folk metal sound led by violinist Mohamed, in the band since 1992. Their debut album appeared in 1994, and the group marked 30 years in 2018 with a concert backed by a symphony orchestra at the WiZink Center in Madrid. The current line-up also includes lead guitarist Jorge Salán, bassist Fernando Mainer, guitarist Víctor de Andrés, keyboard player Francesco Antonelli, guitarist Ix Valieri and lead vocalist Rafa Blas.
